Arduino Coding - Spaceship Interface

Ignite a passion for coding and engineering with this youth-focused Arduino workshop at Agincourt Library. Tailored specifically for kids aged 9 to 12, this session demystifies electronics by letting participants build and program their own interactive hardware.

Working with Arduino electronics boards, students will learn how to wire up physical buttons, switches, and lights, then write simple code to make their creations respond to commands. Dubbed the 'Spaceship Interface' project, it’s a brilliant, highly engaging way for tech-curious youth to see their code interact directly with the physical world.

What You Need to Know No prior coding or electronics experience is necessary—everything is designed with beginners in mind. Because space and hardware kits are limited, be sure to register early through the Toronto Public Library system.

The Agincourt branch on Bonis Avenue is easily accessible via Scarborough transit routes. It's a wonderful afternoon destination for young learners eager to build foundational skills in technology and robotics.