Everything you need to know about simple electronics for STEM education using paper circuits.
My passion is creative STEAM education using paper and simple electronics. I create tutorials and templates to use in class or at home.
Create this touch-sensitive paper circuit by using my free printable template and simple electronics. This is a simple DIY Project for STEM and STEAM education to explore paper circuits together with kids. All you need is an RGB LED, conductive tape, and a button cell!
Use my free templates to turn simple electronics into an illuminated paper torch. This light-up paper circuit is a great STEAM or STEM educational project. All my templates are Open Educational Ressources. Materials needed are an LED, conductive tape, and a button cell.
I invented this super easy robot for kids just using paper and simple electronics. It can be upgraded with a remote control, solar power, and light-up anntennae! So you can start really basic and upgrade your robot step by step. This is a perfect DIY project for STEM or STEAM education. All you need is two geared solar motors, conductive tape, two button cells, and some cardboard and glue.
This simple DIY art robot spins a paper disc, and you draw circles simply by holding down a pen. Kids can combine different colors and techniques to create an endless array of artworks.
This is a simple yet creative STEM project for kids. Kids create a simple LED circuit and then spend their creativity designing different pixel art for the light cube!
Turn a smartphone into a programmable robot for kids using simple electronics and paper. Download my free templates and follow my video tutorial to recreate this robot together with kids.
Counter Strike C4 Prop: By following this instructable you to can make your very own CS:GO C4 prop. For this project you will need: Card Brown paper/bags Duct tape Lots of hot glue An old LCD Module An old keypad A 9 volt battery Wire Ribbon wire A red LED A 555 timer ic…
Organizing your junk drawer is stupid, IMO. You need a place to just throw pens and paper clips and Allen wrenches, without sorting or filing it all. That said, I recently learned you should NOT toss batteries—especially 9-volt batteries—in your junk drawer. (C'mon, who else is guilty?) If you have loose 9-volt batteries (the rectangular kind with one flat short end) floating around and the live end comes in contact with something metal—say, the aforementioned paper clip—they can easily generate enough heat to start a fire. And burn down your whole house. (Just google "9V batteries house fire.") Convinced? Instead of tossing loose batteries in your junk drawer, leave them in the original packaging and tape it closed. (Any batteries could start a fire, with the right combination of junk, but 9V seem to be the most dangerous.) Or invest in battery organizer. I just bought this one: Range Kleen 82-Battery Organizer With Removable Tester from Amazon, $13.97. And I'll probably store it on a shelf (instead of in the junk drawer) and put electrical tape over the exposed ends of the 9-volt batteries, just to be safe. Do you have stray batteries tossed in your junk drawer? Have I
Power factor correction allows you to calculate apparent power, true power, reactive power and your phase angle. Consider the equation of a right triangle. So to calculate the angle you need to know your Cosine, Sine and Tangent laws. You...
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Learn how to start a fire without a lighter or matches To survive in the woods, learning how to start a fire is essential. Fire offers warmth, protection, and a place to cook and sterilize tools in an emergency. However, matches and...
Hi everyone :) In This Video I will show you how to make led light box for tracing papers for students. Actually the purpose of making this tracing light box...
Difficulty: Easy You will need: • a white LED • a three-volt button cell (CR2032) • conductive tape with conductive adhesive • a binder clip • the printed template (from my website) • for some templates: colored transparent paper or colored paper (Post-Its!) and some vegetable oil • scissors and glue • cutter knife (optional) Note: To download the templates visit my profile and follow the link to my website!
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