What are some beginner-friendly Arduino projects?

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Beginner-friendly Arduino projects include simple tasks like creating LED blinkers, temperature sensors, and basic robotics. Many users recommend checking out dedicated Arduino project books that provide structured guidance. Instructables is a popular resource, but the sheer volume of tutorials can be overwhelming. A specific book mentioned is "Arduino Projects for Dummies," which offers clear instructions for various projects. Exploring these resources can help beginners effectively learn and enjoy their Arduino experience.
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So I got an Arduino Uno last week and am having quite a bit of fun figuring out exactly what it's capable of. Could anyone suggest some interesting beginner projects for me to have a go at and maybe provide links or instructions?

I know there's sites like instructables, but they have so many tutorials it's hard to separate the wheat from the chaff! Thanks in advance.
 
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