Simply put, we used aluminum foil, a conductor, a light, and a battery, and assembled it as shown in the picture. We played around with different types of circuits and ways to assemble them during the class period.
To represent Newton's three Laws of Motion, we made a hovercraft. We started with a large plank of wood, which we cut down to size. We sanded it to achieve a circular shape. We then cut out a 5ft in diameter circle out of a plastic sheet. We drilled a ΒΌ in hole in the middle of our wood plank and then wrapped duct tape around the perimeter of the plank. To cut out the circles in the plastic sheet, we used a ruler to cut out a smaller circle in the middle of the sheet. We used the circle stencil to cut out the small circles on the second-largest circle. The next step was to trace a vacuum hole and cut it out. We assembled the plastic sheet and wood plank together using screws. We screwed the plastic sheet in by turning it upside down and having the plastic sheet on the bottom. Below is the final result.
We created lanterns based on famous people with a great influence on science.