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Steady hand games are a fun way to learn about how simple circuits work, as well as testing hand-eye coordination. Are you skillful enough to beat the maze? In this hands-on STEM project students will learn how to make and test a steady hand game circuit.
Is your hand quicker than your eye? Hand to eye coordination is part of almost every activity you undertake. You can build this game to develop your skill. Materials you will need: Energizer ® Power Pack; Bulb holder; One piece of bare solid copper wire about 30” long; No. 22 insulated copper wire; Lid from a shoe box and masking tape
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.
11 de ene. de 2023 · Push one end of the copper wire through the shoebox lid and tape it in place. This forms the main part of the steady hand game. Cut a 10cm strip of copper wire and create a loop. Attach a crocodile clip and wire to the end. Wrap some insulating tape around the end to make a handle. This will be what you try to move around the main shape without ...
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….
10 de jul. de 2015 · Make a Modern Art Steady Hand game to explore your artistic side and learn circuits at the same time. It's a great STEAM / STEM learning project for kids.
26 de may. de 2017 · 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 ...
