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How to Learn from a Failed Experiment || One Time Through This week’s topic is all about things you can HEAR.
And these projects show that you don’t have to give up summer fun for a little bit of learning. Because learning with Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math gives kids the power to do almost anything they can dream up. So I’ve teamed up with some of my favorite bloggers who all love STEAM. Summer doesn’t have to mean that learning takes a vacation. All with lots of abstract bendiness to make the game harder. A squiggly heart, a spiral and a blue sky cloud. We made a few of these with different shapes. Repeatedly ) The good news is that the box buffers the sound a bit :) My daughter had fun playing with it, but she was a little timid with the buzzer at first. Turn on the battery pack switch and close the box.
Load your batteries into the battery pack and stuff all the wires except for the playing wand lead into the box. Connect alligator lead clip outside box lid to wand base. Connect buzzer red wire to alligator lead clip inside box lid. Connect battery pack black wire to buzzer black wire with electrical tape. Connect battery pack red wire to bottom of wire shape inside the box lid with electrical tape. Connect your items in the following order:. This is your playing wand end and should be trapped around the playing shape. Twist ends into a spiral and shape the wire into a circle. Create your circuit wand: Take a 3″ piece and feed one end through the larger shape that you just made. This is where you can get creative! The more twists and turns, the harder the game is, so you might want to take into account your kiddo’s fine motor skill level. Then shape the rest of the wire into any form you want. length of the copper wire and twist the two ends into a tight spiral, about two inches long. Don’t feel like redoing the clip inside the lid? You can always use electrical tape to connect the wires. Feed the wire through the hole and reattach your clip. Finally, if you made a small hole in the side of the lid, take your alligator lead and pull off one clip. You can either make the whole big enough for the alligator clip to fit through or make a small hole and take the clip apart to feed it through. This is for the playing wand wire to come out. Next, melt a small hole in the side of the box top. You only want it to be as wide as the very tip of the glue gun, so don’t push it through to far. Gently press the glue gun tip to the middle spot on the lid until a small hole appears. Once hot, grab the lid to the box and find the middle center spot. You can easily melt holes in an AMAC box with a glue gun, so fire yours up without a glue stick. Buut, if you don’t want to invest in the AMAC boxes, you can always use a recycled cardboard box or jar. And they make a great house for an electric toy’s parts. They’ve even been recognized as classic design pieces by being included in the Museum of Modern Art’s permanent collection. They’re vivid and useful and the transparency is gorgeous. I plan on using these to store all my Maker Space small parts when I get my redecorating act together. 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ x 4 1/2″ AMAC plastic boxĪ note about AMAC boxes… I really love the look of these boxes. So in the truest interpretation of all things STEAM, I bring you a Modern Art Steady Hand Game :) This post contains affiliate links. And by some gorgeously streamlined vintage containers called AMAC boxes. Today’s project is inspired by vintage play like steady hand and Operation games. They come from all over the place, but I’m often inspired by all things vintage. 
Someone asked me the other day where I get my ideas.
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