Description
Students love exploring and designing electrical circuits in this hands-on creative lab. Watch as they engineer functioning circuits complete with lights, buzzers, and switches using batteries and salt dough. Working cooperatively, they will learn the principles of direct current and explore the difference between series and parallel circuits.
Inexpensive materials make this project perfect for schools with limited funds or resources. A complete materials list and ordering information are included as well as a recipe for making your own electronic dough.
Inexpensive materials make this project perfect for schools with limited funds or resources. A complete materials list and ordering information are included as well as a recipe for making your own electronic dough.
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Digital downloads
Grades
3rd - 8th
Subjects
Pages
9
Teaching Duration
1 hour
Description
Students love exploring and designing electrical circuits in this hands-on creative lab. Watch as they engineer functioning circuits complete with lights, buzzers, and switches using batteries and salt dough. Working cooperatively, they will learn the principles of direct current and explore the difference between series and parallel circuits.
Inexpensive materials make this project perfect for schools with limited funds or resources. A complete materials list and ordering information are included as well as a recipe for making your own electronic dough.
Inexpensive materials make this project perfect for schools with limited funds or resources. A complete materials list and ordering information are included as well as a recipe for making your own electronic dough.
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