Squishy Circuits for Kids
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This slide show holds resources I use to help elementary students build electrical circuits. Squishy Circuits are built with Play-Doh or homemade dough. Simple components are used: 6-volt battery packs, LEDs, buzzers, fans, conductive/nonconductive dough.
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- 1. Squishy Circuits learn to build electrical circuits Created by Elisabeth Anderson, Updated March 2019
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