Electric circuit games – Tablet (British Columbia)

Like in a computer!

Did you know that the origin of the word “bug” in a computer comes from a shortened circuit caused by an insect attracted by the warmth in one of the first computers built by man?  This turnkey project consists of three workshops and our young computer scientists will first learn how to make electric series and parallel circuits and then apply what they’ve learned by building their own “tablet”! A fun way to integrate new information!

On the menu:

1) Electric circuits (60 min)

2) Building the tablet (2 X 60 minutes)

Objectives at the elementary level:

  • Use the different components of a simple, electric circuit (wire, power source, lightbulb and switch) to build a tablet.
  • Understand the use and function of different electric circuits (series, parallel, closed and open).
  • Know to read plans containing symbols.
  • Reflect on your mistakes to determine the causes.

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Our needs

  • 2 AA batteries must be brought by students during the third meeting.
  • Provide storage space for the materials.
  • If there isn’t much time between animation activities, it is strongly recommended that they are set up the same area.
  • 6 teams must be in place before the science animator arrives.

Important information

  • All material (except batteries) is provided by profaqua.

Additional charges

  • For this workshop, an additional charge of $ 50 per group for the purchase of electronic equipment and consumableswill be charged.
  • Travel costs (minimum $ 25) based on distance apply.
  • Additional fees will be charged if there is a delay of more than 90 minutes between two workshops.

600.00$760.00$

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