1. literally hair raising experiments
2. creating little lighting bolts
3. demonstrating the motive power of electrical forces
4. children gaining a respect for electricity
1. children making electricity and exploring air and pressure
2. generating electricity using a hand cranked generator
3. lights in the room turn green, a child presses the launch button
4. the objects on the launch box (e.g plastic frogs) are propelled upward
Leaping frogs is an amazing physics environment.
Allowing children to explore cause & effect, work & energy, electricity & air.
Ultimately, the drama of life !!
1. children making electricity and exploring air and pressure
2. generating electricity using a hand cranked generator
3. lights in the room turn green, a child presses the launch button
4. the objects on the launch box (e.g plastic frogs) are propelled upward
Leaping frogs is an amazing physics environment.
Allowing children to explore cause & effect, work & energy, electricity & air.
Ultimately, the drama of life !!
1. making slime
2. making the slime dance using a loudspeaker
3. making sand pictures using vibration
4. we play a tone game called "Louder/Softer"
1. sing-song
2. voice recording
3. voice transformation
4. sound recognition + tone games
1. children draw a picture.
2. children scan the image.
3. the computer interprets the drawing as sound art.
4. children manipulate the image in turn the sounds.
1. changing the motion of lights
2. using voice and touch to change light colours and intensities
3. playing a unique light & sound vowels game
4. viewing voice as a living colour light spectrum
1. making a circuit on paper using adhesive copper tape
2. attaching an LED and/or buzzer to the circuit
3. power-up the circuit using coin batteries and potatoes!!
4. experimenting with varying the light intensity
1. controlling animal light boxes and a light/sound flower sculpture
2. exploring the sounds the jungle
3. interacting with a digital drawing program called incy-wincy
4. children enjoying a tribal jam using jungle instruments
1. learning about the north and south of a magnet
2. finding and drawing the magnetic field around a magnet
3. exploring repulsion and attraction
4. experimenting with magnetic fluid