Electronics is a subject that teaches learners how electricity works, including simple circuits.
Here is a Slideshow on Electronics.
A simple circuit contains 4 main parts -
Energy Source - Battery
Output Device - Light Bulb
Wires
Switch
A circuit must be joined up (like a loop or circle) to work.
The current is a flow of electrons from the power source which move along the conducting wires from atom to atom and flow in one direction.
The battery ‘pushes’ the electrons around the circuit from one side to the other.
Makey Makey is an invention kit designed to connect everyday objects to computer keys. Using a circuit board, alligator clips, and a USB cable, you create closed loop electrical signals to send the computer either a keyboard stroke or mouse click signal.
There are a number of Makey Makey activities that can be used with simple materials such as tinfoil and cardboard. Explore them on the Exploring Makey Makey with Plug and Play Apps page.
Using Tinkercad Circuitsyou can learn how circuits work, make your first LED blink, and build autonomous robots without any resources!!
Check out all of the options on Tinkercad
Each task gives the learners clues and gets progressively harder. It is lots of fun to test your knowledge and understanding of Electronics!