Electricity STEM Challenge (Build a GAME using CIRCUITS)
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Provide your students with an engaging STEM challenge during your Electricity unit. This challenge is a FAVORITE in my Physical Science classes and it is sure to provide your students with a hands-on understanding of electrical circuits!
Task: Students are commissioned to build an "Electricity Review Game" for a gaming company that works using their knowledge of electricity (circuits, conductor, insulator, power source, etc). Students will brainstorm, design, and build a working game that uses a conductor, battery and light bulb.
This activity is easy to set-up and provides engaging instructions for ALL students (middle and high school)!
Included in this purchase:
★Student Instruction Guide
★Analysis Questions and Grading Rubric
★Brainstorming Guide
★Teacher Instructions and Suggestions Page
★Photographs of students in action & final products
★Step by Step instructions (for teacher) with photographs
Get more ELECTRICITY resources by clicking the links below:
★SERIES AND PARALLEL CIRCUITS WORKSHEET
★ELECTRICITY CLOSE READING PASSAGES
★VIRTUAL LAB ACTIVITY: BUILD A CIRCUIT
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