In today's dynamic educational landscape, One of the best ways to learn something is to get hands-on experience and this is a top reason to be popular in schools STEM, and libraries today. A prime example of this is the rising popularity of paper circuits in schools and libraries. These projects engage students and provide them with tangible experiences to grasp complex concepts. Let's delve into the fundamentals by learning how to create a simple paper circuit in just a few easy steps.
To give kids a solid foundation for creating a paper circuit, we need to start with the most basic which is a simple circuit by using a paper circuit template.
How to Make a Paper Circuit free templates
How to Make a Paper Circuit free templates |
Follow this step-by-step guide to craft a paper circuit using common materials like copper tape and an LED. In 30 minutes, you'll have a functional circuit ready to light up your world.
Paper Circuit Materials |
Paper Circuit Materials
- CR2032 Battery (3 volts)
- Transparent Tape
- LED (5mm or 10mm)
- Paperclip or Binder Clip
- Optional: Circuit Stickers, Buzzer
Tools You'll Use:
- Scoring Tool
- X-Acto Knife
- Scissors
Step by step How to Make a Paper Circuit
Download the template
Step 1: Apply Copper Tape
Stick the copper tape on the brown lines of your template. Make sure to leave a small gap where you'll put the LED.
Step 2 – Score and Fold Corner:
Step 3: Add the LED
- Find the positive leg (+) of your LED by checking the picture.
- If the legs are the same length, look for the flat side of the LED to find the negative side (-).
- Tape the LED to the copper lines and bend the legs to fit.
- Make sure the longer leg is on the positive (+) copper tape.
Step 4: Secure the Flap (Optional)
- You can use a paper clip to hold the corner flap in place.
- Then, put the coin battery on the copper tape, with the negative (-) side facing down.
- When you fold the flap, the positive (+) side of the copper tape should touch the battery's positive side.
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Now you're ready to light it up and create your own projects next! 😊
Download the Free Paper Circuit Template
from here
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