Electrical drawings

Here are two graphic prints that conduct electricity: 1.A police car: places the batteries and LEDs in the indicated locations, the headlight and rotating beacon light up. 2.A labyrinth: same principle as the previous one but we left some blanks: the circuit is broken. You can “repair” it with your pencil because graphite lead is a conductive material. After the activity, add a piece of tape to secure the batteries, and you will get a bright poster for your room! What will you learn? •Conductive and non-conductive materials. •LEDs, polarity, anode, cathode. •How the switch works. Here are two graphic prints that conduct electricity: 1.A police car: places the batteries and LEDs in the indicated locations, the headlight and rotating beacon light up. 2.A labyrinth: same principle as the previous one but we left some blanks: the circuit is broken. You can “repair” it with your pencil because graphite lead is a conductive material. After the activity, add a piece of tape to secure the batteries, and you will get a bright poster for your room! What will you learn? •Conductive and non-conductive materials. •LEDs, polarity, anode, cathode. •How the switch works.