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The following project was made by a 12 year old, but with a little help can be made by younger children too. Older children should have little trouble putting this simple electrical circuit quiz board together. The materials needed for this project are few and inexpensive and can usually be readily found around the house or school. If you have difficulty in obtaining insulated thin electrical wires, an electrician or technician might be able to help you out and give you some free off-cuts for your project. The wires only need to be approximately 35cm. in length at the most. A 2.5 volt torch light bulb is great, and type and size battery is entirely up to you as long as it is fully charged.
HOW TO MAKE YOUR QUIZ BOARD
Step 1:
Punch 2 neat round holes in the top of the card.
Step 2:
Make a small hole below but in the centre of the previous 2 holes punched for the light bulb.
Step 3:
Attach one wire to the positive and one wire to the negative terminal of the battery. Attach wire to light bulb.
Step 4:
Stick the battery, using adhesive putty, to the back of the card on one side, loop the 2 wires through the holes at the top of the card.
Step 5:
Tie wires using paper fasteners.
Steps 6:
Glue on questions and answers on the card randomly.
Step 7:
Twist bare wire ends around paperclips. Attach to edge of card matching questions with the correct answer.
Step 8:
Check answers by touching one wire on the question paperclip and the other wire on the answer paper clip. Bulb should glow if correct.
Step 9:
Decorate around the eyes, nose and paint a mouth.
Step 10:
Find a partner to test the quiz board.
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FREE DOWNLOADS
Face template A4 (pdf 29KB) / Printer friendly instructions: How to make your quiz board (pdf 160KB)
Questions &Answers:
Math (pdf 22KB) / Geography (pdf 23KB) / Shapes (pdf 31KB) / Science (pdf 32KB)Outcomes:
Science - electricity, understanding small electrical circuits
Art - creating, devising a quiz board using various mediums and resources
English - reading, following basic instructions
