Talking Electronics has the largest educational on-line website. See PIC LAB-1 project.
programming the PIC16F84 microcontroller. It shows how to connect a coil, switch, microphone, photo-transistor, potentiometer and other inputs to the micro. It has a 7-segment display as well as 8 LEDs on the output and is ideal for a Science Quest Project. The PC board is very compact and all components (including fine solder and PIC chip) are included. ( It needs the Multi Chip Programmer to "burn" .hex files into the chip.) Kit complete: au$49.90 plus au$4.40 pack and post us$38.50 plus us$5.50 pack and air post (maximum) or PC board only: au$10.60 plus $2.20 pack and post us$10.00 posted Multi-Chip Programmer See Multi-Chip Programmer project. 
This project will program a number of different PIC microcontroller chips,
including the two chips used in the PIC
PROGRAMMING COURSE
- the PIC16F84 and PIC12C508A. The kit
comes complete with all components, fine (0.71mm) solder and PC board.You will need a serial cable to connect the Programmer to the serial port of your computer. The software for the project is on the website. Kit complete (no serial cable): au $10.20 plus $2.20 pack and post us$7.85 plus $5.50 pack and air post (maximum ) or PC board only: au $3.65 plus $2.20 pack and post us$3.00 plus $2.00 pack and air post Serial Cable: au$5.30 plus $2.20 pack and post us$4.10 plus $5.50 pack and air post (maximum) (only 1 pack and post is charged per order)
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email: Talking Electronics