TinkerCAD Overview
Reference: TinkerCAD Account SignIn and Circuit Landing Page
Link: TinkerCAD Classroom Link 2025-2026 School Year
Nickname: Student Number
Reference Tutorial: TinkerCAD Overview of Software
Reference Video: TinkerCAD Overview and Circuit Design
Reference Tutorial: TinkerCAD Tutorial/Assignment Submission
TinkerCAD with Circuits
Written Tutorial: TinkerCAD Electrical: Series Circuits
Objective: Students have begun to study the basics of Electrical Engineering. Students will learn to wire a series circuit using TinkerCAD. Getting used to the location of various wiring components, dragging wires, changing properties. Simulations will be run to test if the circuit works.
Written Tutorial: TinkerCAD Electrical: Parallel Circuits
Objective: Students have begun to study the basics of Electrical Engineering. Students will learn to wire a parallel circuit using TinkerCAD. Getting used to the location of various wiring components, dragging wires, changing properties. Simulations will be run to test if the circuit works.
Assignment: TinkerCAD Circuits Assignment
TinkerCAD with Arduino and Perpherial Devices
Arduino Reference Code Materials
Reference Document: Arduino Programming Basics Syntax
Reference Document: Arduino Codebook
Written Tutorial 1: TinkerCAD with Arduino Basics
Assignment 1: TinkerCAD with Arduino Program 1 Volume Input/Output with LED's
Written Tutorial and Assignment 2:Arduino Tutorial and Assignment 2: Multiple LED
Objective: Students will wire a circuit with 5 LED then program the circuit to have the LED's turn on when a specific key on the keyboard is pressed (i.e. when a is pressed, LED 1 comes on). Students will learn about ASCCII Codes, where the computer will assign a number for each character the keyboard (i.e. lower case a = 97, upper case A = 65). Students will also program in a contingency if bad input is given by the user.
Reference Document and Assignment: Case/Switch Statements
Written Tutorial and Assignment 3:Arduino Tutorial and Assignment 3: Push Button
Objective: Students will wire a circuit with a Push Button and an LED. The program will have the user push the button sending a signal to the Arduino then turning on the light. Student will then alter the code to limit the number of times the user can press the button. Student should consider how fast they can push a button vs how fast the signal is seen or not seen by the CPU (Hint: CPU is faster than a human; use a delay statement)
Sensors vs Actuators
Website Reference: Sensors vs Actuators
Sensors
Written Tutorial and Assignment: Gas Sensor
Written Tutorial and Assignment: LCD Screen and Keypad
Written Tutorial and Assignment: Temperature Sensor
Written Tutorial and Assignment: Photoresistor
Motors
Written Tutorial: DC Motor with Ultrasonic Sensor
Written Tutorial: Intro to Servo Motors
Tutorial Written: Piezo Speaker
C++ Programming References
Basic C++ Syntax
Case Statements
Arrays
Functions
Blockily Programming with TinkerCAD
Tinkercad using Blockly Programing Projects
Project 1: TinkerCAD and Arduino: Flashy LED
Project 2: TinkerCAD and Arduino: LED with Push Button
Project 3: TinkerCAD and Arduino: Micro Servo and Push Button
Project 4: TinkerCAD and Arduino: Micro Servo and Potentiometer