Tiny MakersTM
The kits

Real parts. Three kits. One for each level.

Each student gets the kit for their level. It grows with them, from a first LED to their own circuit board.

Level 1 · Class 4–7

Spark Makers kit

Everything for first circuits. No soldering, no code: parts push into the breadboard.

9 V battery

The power. Like a pump that pushes electricity round the loop.

Breadboard

A board with holes. Parts push in and come out. No glue.

LED lights

Tiny lamps that glow when electricity flows the right way.

Resistors

Slow the electricity down to protect the LED.

Push button and slide switches

Press or slide to open and close the loop.

Motor and fan

Spins when electricity flows. Swap the wires and it spins the other way.

Capacitors

Tiny tanks that store a little electricity and give it back.

Light sensor (LDR)

Feels light. Bright or dark changes how electricity flows.

555 timer chip

A small brain that switches things on and off on a timer.

Buzzer

Beeps when electricity flows.

Safety: 9 V battery only. Never wall power. No soldering.

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Level 2 · Class 8–10

Circuit Builders kit

Real chips, real tools. Students learn to measure, read datasheets, solder and code.

Logic gate chips

74HC08 AND, 74HC32 OR and 74HC04 NOT gates for alarms and decisions.

Counter chips

CD4017 for LED chasers and dice, CD4026 for number displays.

LM358 op-amp

Compares two voltages: the heart of the temperature alarm.

Transistors

BC547s let a small current switch a bigger one.

7-segment display

Shows numbers from 0 to 9 for counters and timers.

L293D motor driver

Runs motors forwards and backwards safely.

Potentiometer and thermistor

A turn knob and a heat sensor to control circuits.

Arduino Uno

The first microcontroller: write code that blinks, reads and reacts.

Multimeter

Measures voltage, current and resistance, like a doctor's stethoscope for circuits.

Soldering kit

Temperature-controlled iron, perfboard and eye protection, used with a teacher.

Safety: Battery packs and USB power only. Soldering at a temperature-controlled station with eye protection and a teacher beside every student.

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Level 3 · Class 11–12

Pro Engineers kit

Engineering tools for building real products, from first code to a finished circuit board.

ESP32 Wi-Fi board

A fast microcontroller with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth built in.

ATmega328P and crystal

The chip inside an Arduino, used on its own on a breadboard.

BME280 sensor

Temperature, humidity and air pressure over I2C.

OLED display

A small sharp screen for readings, menus and graphs.

Robot chassis

Motors, wheels and line sensors for the PID robot.

Bench power supply

Adjustable low voltage with a current limit, up to 12 V.

Oscilloscope and logic analyser

See signals change over time and decode I2C and SPI.

Protected battery module

Rechargeable power with built-in protection.

Your own PCB

Designed in KiCad by the student and made by a PCB maker.

Safety: Low-voltage bench supply (up to 12 V), USB and protected battery modules only. Never mains.

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Safety

Safe by design

Short rules, repeated in every class.

  1. Low voltage onlyBatteries, USB or a limited bench supply. Never wall power.
  2. Battery off while buildingUnclip, change, then clip on again.
  3. Teacher checks important circuitsBefore the power goes on.
  4. Careful handsFingers and hair away from moving parts.

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