I started to think about making a simple device with the available components, and I decided to make a siren using a motor and LEDs.
For simulating the circuit: TinkerCad
Components: hobby Motor - LEDs - 2x330 ohm resistance - breadboard - ON OFF switch - jumpers & crocodiles
Materials: Scrap cardboard box as container for components - zip ties to mount the motor to the box - toothpick and paper to make the rotating part - a cup to make siren-like effect.
Voltage source: 9V dc adaptor as hobby motor needs 9V to operate.
Action components: LEDs and motor
Circuit description: Circuit consists of a DC power source (9V) that is connected to the input of the switch, and the output of the switch is connected to two branches (in parallel).
The first branch for the motor and the second branch contains 2 LEDS and 2x330 ohm resistance (all components in the second branch connected in series).
Circuit calculations: For each one of both branches the voltage is 9V , For the LEDs branch we have to add resistance so we divide the voltage by the maximum current for LED which is 2 mA (9/.02 = 450). So I decided to go with 2x330 ohm resistance to be on safe side.
Circuit is connected just like the simulation on TinkerCad, and after that I started to make holes on the box for LEDs and switch, The motor is mounted using zip-tie
At some point, when the motor is working the LEDs are off and vice cersa, So I started to troubleshoot the circuit, and found that there is a mistake in the wires and after that every thing was fine.
Something that helped me in mounting components to the box is making a plan for the order of mounting components to the box, because there are many steps built on the previous ones, so we have to take our time to determine the order in which components are mounted to the container.