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CIRCUIT BREAKERS

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Check out the simple circuits lesson: Students will: ● Investigate whether a variety of materials are electrically conductive. ● Infer that objects with some metal or moisture (water)in them consistently work as conductors. ● Infer that connecting to “Earth” completes the circuit through the user’s body. ● Identify all the components of a complete circuit (power, load, switch).

Make Something That Does Something 709e-4e89-9d00-9b3b15ec4a1a Objectives: Students will be able to: Collaborate with others to design an original item that does something unique Use littleBits modules to explore, experiment, and create unique things Iterate through the design process to build and improve their creation Present their creations to their peers

Roominate teaches: Hands-On Problem Solving Spatial + Fine Motor Skills Self-Confidence Creativity Basic Circuitry How-to site: