STEM After School Electronics Lab K-6 by Ingrid Moon

Raised: $600.00

Goal: $815.00

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Ingrid Moon

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Who says electronics are complicated? Using simple games and materials, learners discover what is really behind the electronic circuitry they use every da... more

Updated posted by Ingrid Moon 3 months ago

Thanks for the donations! Here is...

Thanks for the donations! Here is a first grader "testing" one of the new kits. I was able to save about 30% on the purchase of most of the small kits, which gave me a little extra to get an additional kit with different kinds of lights (lamps). Looking forward to teaching this class beginning in March!

Updated posted by Ingrid Moon 3 months ago

LAST CALL to donate to science...

LAST CALL to donate to science for kids! Help me get this program off the ground for $0.25, $5, $25... every little bit helps! <> I need to order the kits asap to get them in time for the start of the program. THANK YOU!

Created by Ingrid Moon on January 28, 2013

VAN NUYS, CA Education & Learning

Who says electronics are complicated?

Using simple games and materials, learners discover what is really behind the electronic circuitry they use every day. The course builds from understanding atomic models to how electrons flow in basic circuits, to lighting bulbs and making “batteries” out of orange juice.

The course uses Snap Circuits® kits designed for children, which are as easy to apply as Legos and use common circuit icons for easy identification. Every lesson includes a hand-out with take-home exercises and a review of the course material for the day.

The funds are for one master educator kit and four sets of 5 smaller kits so the children can work in small groups with more hands-on experience with the electronics kits. This estimate includes stationery (for worksheets), sales tax, and shipping. None of these funds go to the instructor.

Thank you for supporting science and technology education!

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