Electricity Kits
Electricity and circuits are excellent topics for hands-on learning, where students can see their work come to life. Whether they're creating simple circuits or more complex ones, they get to be the driving force that allows a current to move from one place to another. Bring new learning opportunities to your classroom with electricity learning kits for students for sale at Kurtz Bros.
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The DiscoveryKits® Electricity kit is the perfect introduction to electrical circuits. It includes 2 battery holders, 2 bulb holders with bulbs, 2 switches, 10 wire connectors, and an instructional guide to help students learn about switches, conductive materials, circuit diagrams, and both parallel and series circuits.
The STEM Starters: Paper Circuits kit is an engaging, hands-on activity that helps children learn about basic electrical circuits. It includes 24 pieces, such as copper tape, coin batteries, and LED lights, allowing students to design and create their own paper circuit projects.
The CaddyStack™ Electricity Kit is a comprehensive classroom set designed to teach students the fundamentals of electricity and circuits. The kit includes 16 economy bulb holders, switches, miniature bulbs, battery holders, ‘D’ cell batteries, motors, buzzers, and more, all organized in a convenient CaddyStack™.
The Circuit Blox Lights Deluxe Classroom Set is a fun and educational kit for children ages 8 and up. It includes 4 multi-function controller modules, 4 voice/sound controller modules, 4 color-changing lamp modules, 4 battery blocks, 96 LED blocks, 432 spacer blocks, 16 1x4 and 16 1x1 wire blocks, 4 USB jack blocks, and 8 base grids.
The Circuit Blox 120 Classroom Set is a hands-on STEM kit for kids ages 8 and up, featuring electronic components that allow them to build 120 different projects.
The Circuit Blox 800 Classroom Set is an advanced STEM kit for kids ages 8 and up, offering 800 different projects to explore. It includes a wide range of electronic components such as switches, lamps, heart LEDs, star LEDs, motors, capacitors, resistors, inductors, buzzers, photoresistors, transistors, and even an electromagnetic inductive windmill.
The Power Blox Advanced Classroom Set is a revolutionary STEM kit that allows kids to build circuits directly into their projects without the need for wires. This set includes over 400 patented parts, including 45 LEDs, and features a unique power block to light up 3D circuits.
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Electrical Circuit Kits for Schools
Electricity can be tough for many students to wrap their heads around — it's a little intimidating, especially when you can't see it. Electricity learning kits for students can make things a little easier by providing a more interactive experience. Students can actively participate in creating the pathway for currents to follow, which reinforces educational concepts and creates a satisfying and fun project.Our electrical circuit kits range from straightforward to completely freeform. Some have clear instructions and snapping pieces, while others contain a wide range of components for unlimited circuit designs. Students may even be able to combine electricity kits with other items, such as putty and building bricks, you have laying around. They can build cars and send them racing or create an entire frequency modulation (FM) radio with these colorful blocks.
Some of the components you'll find in these kits include:
- Switches.
- Lamps and bulbs.
- Speakers.
- Fans and windmills.
- Motors.
- Wire connectors.
- Battery holders.
- Buzzers.
- Controllers.
- Spacer blocks.
- Base grids.
- Copper tape.
- Batteries.
Activity Ideas for Electrical Kits for Students
While many of these electricity kits for students work well for free-form building and letting imaginations run wild, there are also plenty of activities you can facilitate for more structured learning:- Build a car: Have kids combine their engineering skills with electrical knowledge by creating a car out of building bricks, cardboard or another lightweight material. Then, attach a propeller and battery, set up the circuit and let it rip.
- Use potato or lemon batteries: The components of an electrical kit are great for conducting this classic experiment, in which students can power an electric clock with the acids in a piece of produce.
- Create light-up cards: Have students use a paper circuit kit to add tiny lights to homemade cards. They can light up a Christmas tree, illuminate the stars in the night sky or try other fun activities. These lights pair well with student artwork and other crafty activities.
- Start a dance party: Students can use the blocks in one of our light-up kits to go alongside their favorite songs or a radio circuit. When they finish the circuit, they get a dance party out of the deal.