Electricity & Magnetism

• DC circuit construction kit – build circuits, measure current and voltage Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism A free-form circuit board with three screens. On Intro, drag wires, batteries, resistors, bulbs and switches onto... Ages 14–15
• Balloons and static electricity – charging by friction, attraction and repulsion Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism Rub a balloon back and forth on a sweater: electrons move from the sweater to the balloon, so the balloon becomes... Ages 13–14
• Electromagnetic induction – magnet and coil, alternating current Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism Move a bar magnet in and out of a coil (by hand or automatically); the galvanometer needle deflects according to the... Ages 14–15
• Coils and magnet: Faraday's law Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism Drag a bar magnet freely around one or two coils connected to a light bulb (a voltmeter can be added in parallel):... Ages 14–15
• Resistance of a wire – material, length and cross-sectional area Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism Choose the wire material (silver, copper, aluminium, tungsten, iron, nickeline, nichrome or a custom resistivity)... Ages 14–15
• Ohm's law – voltage, current and resistance Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism A simple circuit with a row of cells in series, a resistor and an ammeter. Drag the sliders to change the voltage U... Ages 14–15
• Simple electric circuit – measuring current and voltage Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism A circuit with a battery, a switch, light bulbs, an ammeter wired in series and a voltmeter wired in parallel with a... Ages 13–14
• Magnets and electromagnets Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism Compare the magnetic field of a permanent bar magnet with the field of a current-carrying coil (an electromagnet).... Ages 12–13
• Magnet and compass – exploring magnetic fields Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism Drag a bar magnet, rotate it with the angle slider, then use a compass and a field meter to explore the magnetic... Ages 12–13
• Static Electricity – Charging by Rubbing, Attraction, Repulsion and the Electroscope Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism Rub a balloon, a glass rod or a plastic ruler with wool, silk or hair: electrons move from one object to the other... Ages 13–14
• Doorknob spark – rubbing feet to build up charge Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism Drag the character's foot back and forth across the rug to build up electrons on the body (each rub is shown as... Ages 13–14
• 2D + 3D Magnetic field of bar, U-shaped, and electromagnet magnets Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism Iron filings scattered on a card arrange themselves into a magnetic field pattern around the magnet; a compass... Ages 12–13

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