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Learn how to make and test a steady hand game circuit with simple components and tools. This STEM project is suitable for primary school students and supports the national curriculum topics on electricity and circuits.
Build a game to measure your hand to eye coordination and skill with a power pack and a curly wire. Try to pass the loop over the wire without lighting the bulb and challenge your friends.
Steady Hands Game: It takes nerves of steel to get down the copper! Also a fun eye-hand coordination game, exploration into conductivity, introduction to electric circuits, and intro to LEDs This is one of the projects for our Instructables: Made In Your Mind (I….
11 de ene. de 2023 · Learn how to create a simple and fun steady hand game with copper wire, a buzzer and a battery. This project is great for kids who love electricity and design, and helps improve hand-eye coordination.
Introducing the classic steady hand buzzer game. Can you guide the loop around the wire shape without hitting the wire!? Great game for year 7 or 8's to build as part of a basic electronics unit. Step 1: Drawing Design. Draw your design onto MDF using PENCIL and mark holes to be drilled out for the LEDS. Step 2: Drill Holes.
Test how steady your friends’ hands are. Can you move the loop over the wiggles without lighting the bulb? Extensions. Modify the design to use a buzzer instead of, or as well as, the light bulb. A game called Operation works a lot like this steady hand game. Play the game, and then describe how you think it works.
Do you want to make a fun and challenging game that tests your hand-eye coordination and patience? Watch this video and learn how to make a steady hand game with simple materials and a few steps ...
