electrical circuits, gadgets and computers

Thursday 23rd January 2020
We had a brilliant start to the week by making timelines about the history of computing.
On Tuesday, we were making electric circuits. We had to make the light bulb light up using graphite as a conductor. We then measured the brightness and moved the clipps 1cm away each time.

We found out about booster sessions and are maths groups aswell.
More about are gadgets next week.
Bye Bye

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