This project provides hands-on learning experience, guided by our Learning Management Software.
It includes a one-year student subscription to the course and materials necessary for an individual student to complete the project.
Within the online course, you'll find step-by-step video instructions, lesson videos, and additional activities to help students raise state testing and ACT scores, and a certification portion that allows students to earn a micro-credential.
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Build Your Own Circuitry Game
Get ready to light up the classroom with our Circuitry Game STEM Kit! 💡 Kids will have a blast building circuits and wiring up buzzers while mastering electrical concepts in a fun and interactive way.
Topics Explored
Electrical Engineering
• Understand the concepts of electrical current, voltage, and resistance.
• Learn about series and parallel circuits.
• Explore the properties of LED lights and other electronic components.
Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking
• Troubleshoot circuit malfunctions and identify errors.
• Experiment with different circuit configurations to achieve desired outcomes.
• Understand the concepts of electrical current, voltage, and resistance.
• Learn about series and parallel circuits.
• Explore the properties of LED lights and other electronic components.
Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking
• Troubleshoot circuit malfunctions and identify errors.
• Experiment with different circuit configurations to achieve desired outcomes.
Kit includes all components needed. No extra purchases required.
✓ Standards-Aligned
✓ 1-Year Course Included
✓ Everything in the Box
Build Your Own Circuitry Game
Regular price
$69.00
Loved by Students
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"I loved the project. The challenging part was when the I had to twist the wires." - Student from Edna Brewer Middle School
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"I liked that we got to help each other and that it worked. The wires were hard for me but I didn't give up and I am glad we did this project. I know a lot about the circuits now."
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"This was kind of a funny story…I heard this “alarm” going off and I walked around the school but I couldn’t find the source. I entered the science rooms and found it…Circuitry Game!! The kids had a ball." - Ms. Callahan, MS 343
