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Steady Hand Game — Research (Years 5-6) Encourage children to investigate existing products with this activity. They must analyse some examples of steady hand games, answering the questions given. CGP+ has a fantastic range of Design & Technology resources for KS2 - covering Textiles, Product Design & Food Technology!
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Steady Hand Game. Don't Buzz The Wire is a skillful game. It calls for your cool head and steady hand. Touch the wire and you set off the buzzer! Assembly Required: Yes. Warning: Not suitable for children under the age of 3 years due to small parts which could cause a choking hazard. For full shipping and delivery information please visit ...
16 de mar. de 2018 · To make a steady hand game/buzz wire gamecompulsory items are:- Conducting wire- polystyrene foam- on/off button- buzzer- electric wire cover- 9v battery wit...
Steady Hand Game — Prototype (Years 5-6) This activity allows children to build a prototype of a steady hand game and investigate how the electrical circuit allows it to function. The prototypes can be built in small groups or demonstrated for the class. Full instructions for this activity are included.
STEADY HAND GAME (Code: STEADYSEC) DESCRIPTION The STEADY HAND GAME is a simple game for students to make and assemble that illustrates simple electric circuits. The aim of the game is for the student to avoid touching the wire with the handheld loop. Touching the wire with the loop will result in the buzzer sounding and the LED lighting up.
Description. This steady hand game has a buzzer that sounds momentarily when the loop makes contact with the wire. It also has an LED, which latches on when the buzzer sounds via the use of a thyristor. It then remains on so that even the briefest contact of the loop with the wire can be indicated. A push button is used to reset the LED.
