Hands-on Circuit Design for Kids | PhET STEM Simulations
This online course is designed for young learners to explore the basics of electricity and circuits using PhET Interactive Simulations—a fun, engaging, and visual platform developed by the University of Colorado. Through interactive virtual experiments, students will understand how circuits work, the role of different electrical components, and the fundamentals of electricity in a hands-on, playful manner. This course helps children develop a strong foundation in STEM thinking, logical reasoning, and problem-solving while keeping learning exciting and interactive.
Learning Outcomes
Circuit Design Expertise :
Gain hands-on experience in designing electrical circuits using PhET simulations.
Understanding Electrical Components :
Learn how electrical components work together to create functional circuits.
Practical Application of Physics :
Apply principles of physics to design circuits and solve electrical engineering challenges.
Creative Problem Solving :
Develop problem-solving skills by designing circuits to meet specified goals and troubleshoot errors.
Increased STEM Knowledge :
Strengthen STEM knowledge and skills, particularly in electricity and electronics.
Prerequisites
Junior Batch: Ages 7.5 to 10.5 years.
Basic computer usage Understanding of simple system functions.
Day 1 : Introduction to Electricity & Circuits Familiarize students with PHET simulation and circuit components.
Day 2 : Electric Charges & Conductors Explore how charges move in conductors vs. insulators.
Day 4 : Open and Closed Circuits Understand how switches control circuits.
Day 5 : Electric Current & Flow of Electrons Introduce the concept of electric current and its measurement.
Day 6 : Voltage & Potential Difference Understand voltage and how it is measured.
Day 7 : Ohm’s Law (V=IR) Explore the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance.
Day 8 : Monthly Assessment Assess the understanding of the first month’s topics.
Day 9 : Series Circuits Construct and analyze a basic series circuit.
Day 10 : Parallel Circuits Build and compare parallel circuits with series circuits.
Day 11 : Series vs. Parallel Resistance Compare resistance values in series and parallel circuits.
Day 12 : Mixed Circuits Construct and analyze circuits with both series and parallel elements.
Day 13 : Electrical Power & Energy Learn the power formula (P=VI) and apply it to circuits.
Day 14 : Short Circuits & Safety Simulate short circuits and analyze their effects.
Day 15 : Circuit Troubleshooting Identify and fix common circuit issues using PHET.
Day 16 : Monthly Assessment Assess the understanding of the second month’s topics.
Day 17 : Capacitors & Their Function Learn how capacitors store and release energy.
Day 18 : Inductors & Magnetic Effects Explore the impact of inductors in circuits.
Day 19 : AC vs. DC Circuits Understand the differences between AC and DC electricity.
Day 20 : Light Bulbs & Brightness in Circuits Analyze factors affecting bulb brightness in circuits.
Day 21 : Introduction to Logic Gates Learn the basics of digital logic gates.
Day 22 : Building Simple Logic Circuits Design circuits using logic gates.
Day 23 : Switches & Control Circuits Investigate how switches are used in control circuits.
Day 24 : Assessment-3 Assess the understanding of the third month’s topics.
Day 25 : Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law (KVL) Explain how voltage is distributed in a closed loop using Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law.
Day 26 : Kirchhoff’s Current Law (KCL) Demonstrate how currents behave at a circuit junction using Kirchhoff’s Current Law.
Day 27 : Superposition Theorem Illustrate how multiple independent sources affect circuit behavior one at a time.
Day 28 : Thevenin’s Theorem Teach how to replace a complex circuit with an equivalent Thevenin equivalent circuit.
Day 29 : Norton’s Theorem Explain how to convert a complex circuit into an equivalent Norton circuit with a single current source.
Day 30 : Star-Delta Transformation Explore the conversion between star (Y) and delta (Δ) circuits for easier circuit analysis.
Day 31 : Rectifiers (Half-Wave & Full-Wave) Explain how rectifiers convert alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC) using diodes.
Day 32 : Monthly Assessment 4 Assess the understanding of the fourth month’s topics.
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