Learn How to Wire Electrical Circuits

Kids build circuits with glowing Harley-Davidson models from a STEM project.

Electrical Circuits STEM Project Components

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The STEM Learning Package

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.

The STEM Experience

Ready to spark your creativity and learn about electricity?

Assemble your own parallel and series circuits. Experiment with parallel and series circuits, and learn about the magic of electricity. Learn about the fundamentals of electrical flow, resistance, and switches.

Build stunning Harley-Davidson scenes and watch them light up before your eyes. You'll not only have fun but also gain valuable skills in electronics and engineering.

Topics Explored

Electrical Circuits
• Understand the concepts of parallel and series circuits.
• Learn about the role of resistors, switches, and other components.
• Learn the principles of electrical flow, voltage, and current.

Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking
• Troubleshoot electrical circuits and identify potential issues.
• Experiment with different circuit configurations to achieve desired results.
• Analyze the impact of changes in circuit components on overall performance.

Learn How to Wire Electrical Circuits

$32.00

Loved by Students

"My favorite thing about this project was the thinking and strategy you had to use. And I really did love the challenge behind it. The hardest thing was probably having to to separate the different volts. And I might even want to be an Electrician when I grow up because of this project. Thank you stem 1.0.1 for letting me do this I really enjoyed it. Thank you."
"I had a really fun time doing this. I struggled a lot but i always got through it. I learned a lot I can use in life by completing this activity. I also had some struggles mixing the anode with the cathode but I learned my lesson and I'm ready to go on the the next project."
"We did the electrical circuits and ended near Valentine's Day; therefore, my students got creative and created Valentine's Day cards that lit up using what they learned."