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Snap Circuits was fun. Tried to show "flow" of electrons. There is also Hayden Electricity One-Seven Series (revised 2e, ed. Harry Mileaf) (1978), but haven't
by turtleyacht 3y ago
Snap Circuits was fun. Tried to show "flow" of electrons.
There is also Hayden Electricity One-Seven Series (revised 2e, ed. Harry Mileaf) (1978), but haven't started.
Magnets make invisible forces concrete, and Legos help with problem decomposition.
- busymom0 3y agoDo you have any advice on kids who are just turning 4? I am looking for something which I can play with my 4 year nephew.
- turtleyacht 3y agoFolding and tearing construction paper to make simple card games (memory), mazes, and models. Cardboard boxes for exploring and cutout costumes. Duct tape for patching things up. Maker books and science experiment books have lots of craft ideas too. Pretend to be a robot and ask them to move you forward and backward. Turn by spinning until you hear stop.