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80 Pages of fun Raspberry Pi stuff for kids!

What’s inside?

MINECRAFT l SCRATCH l PUZZLES l COMIC & MORE!

First published in 2017 by Raspberry Pi Trading Ltd, Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JH

• Editor: Nick Roberts (Monkey Creative) • Illustrations: Sam Alder Sub Editors: Phil King, Jem Roberts • CEO: Eben Upton

Publishing Director: Russell Barnes

Design: Monkey Creative, Critical Media

ISBN: 978-1-912047-70-3 Printed in Lithuania The publisher, and contributors accept no responsibility in respect of any omissions or errors relating to goods, products or services referred to or advertised in this book.

Except where otherwise noted, the content of this book is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0)

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Welcome

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Basics Check off all your kit, set up your Raspberry Pi, and install the software for fun!

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Comic The evil Doctor Bluescreen is uploading all the kids. Can the Pi Crew save the day?

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Coding Begin with Scratch and move on to Python with our fun Pi coding projects!

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What’s Inside

Features

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Puzzles Test your brains with our Pi Wordsearch, Spot the Differences, Maze and more!

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Getting Started

We help you set up your Raspberry Pi and install the software you will need

Scratch: Learn the Basics

Use Scratch’s drag-and-drop coding interface to bring your Pi to life

Scratch: Physical Computing Taking Scratch to the next level, we show you how to work with pins

Scratch: The Santa Detector

Set up a trap to catch old St Nick on Christmas Eve, with help from Pi

Coding with Minecraft

Your Raspberry Pi can be used to code direct to the game – great fun

Babbage versus Bugs

Code our exciting Space Invaders clone written in Python with Pygame Zero.

Pi Personality Test

Test your thoughts on Raspberry Pi and find out what type you are!

Comic Capers

The Pioneers of Pi come together to save the kids from Doctor Bluescreen

Python: Turtley Amazing

First steps into Python coding with the ever-popular Turtle commands

Python: WhooPi Cushion

We show you how to make and code a farting cushion with your Pi!

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What you will learn In this beginners’ feature we will show you…

lH ow to select the right equipm ent for your Pi adventure l How to connect everything together correctly before you start l How to download and set up the software you will need

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Getting Started

The Raspberry Pi

The Raspberry Pi 3 is the third version of Raspberry Pi. It replaced the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B in February 2016. New features include… l A 1.2GHz 64-bit quad-core ARMv8 CPU l 802.11n Wireless LAN l Bluetooth 4.1 luetooth Low Energy (BLE) lB Like the Pi 2, it also has…

USB ports l4 l 40 GPIO pins ull HDMI port lF thernet port lE l Combined 3.5 mm audio jack and composite video amera interface (CSI) lC l Display interface (DSI) icroSD card slot (now push-pull lm rather than push-push) l VideoCore IV 3D graphics core The Raspberry Pi 3 looks the same as the previous Pi 2 (and Pi 1 Model B+) and has complete compatibility with Raspberry Pi 1 and 2.

2. Monitor or TV A monitor or TV with HDMI in can be used as a display with a Raspberry Pi. This is the quickest and easiest way to se e what your Pi is thinking. How big a screen you want is up to yo u!

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A USB mouse is used to move the cursor or mouse pointer around the screen. It ’s called a mouse as it looks lik e it has a tail! Like the keyboa rd, it will be automatically recogn ised by the Pi when plugged in.

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Power Supply

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