and began to play with one of Mikko's
favorite scientific amusements: electricity!
You can't go wrong with crafting your own circuits out of bits of wire and nails and glasses of water! You can tell Alrik was thrilled to see the effects of static electricity as well. And I learned something about the differences between static and current electricity, which probably were taught to me long ago but I forgot or didn't get it back then, so I was plenty pleased, too. See — homeschooling is useful for everybody!
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13 comments:
fun indeed...and very beneficial as well...for everyone as you said :).
What fun heheh!and the good thing is they were so into it :-)
Have a statictastic (that was a mouthful) week :-)
Oh wow - how fun!!
We homeschool here, too! I always learn right along with my small people. Thanks for hosting the link up!
Oh what a cute and funny video! Thank you for sharing!
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Melinda
That is so cool. My kids love hands-on learning stuff like that. Don't they all, though?
Looks like a lot of fun!
That looks like great fun!!
How electrifying! ;D
Great stuff, and a brilliant way to learn!
its a good way to learn with fun....
Now that is some neat stuff. Does it stick in the memory now? Thanks for sharing!
Cool project.
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