Solar Eclipse STEM Paper Circuit Card
Updated: December 27, 2024
Type: Seasonal/Holiday STEM Activity
Grade Level: PreK - 12
Illuminate your students' understanding of solar eclipses with this engaging and educational Solar Eclipse Paper Circuit activity! This solar eclipse activity will teach students about the fascinating phenomenon of solar eclipses along with basic circuitry concepts. This STEM activity is perfect for a solar eclipse science lesson, solar eclipse family event, or at-home project!
Paper circuits are a fun way to teach circuits and conductivity. Students use the easy-to-follow diagrams to create their own card that will light up!
Materials needed: paper, copper tape, LED lights, coin batteries, and a paper clip. Students can also use markers or crayons to decorate the card.
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