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The new way we found our circuit to work

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The new way we found our circuit to work

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We connected all the cords o pennies and had one person hold the penny that controlled them all. We found that if you touch the person which had the penny that controlled them all, we could all use all the pennies.

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We connected pennies to each cord.

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We connected the cord to one person so that one person could use all the circuits and make them all work.

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We connected the wire to ourselves and the right arrows 

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We connected the wire to ourselves and the right arrows 

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Pennies, led, finger
We used it with a piano and a cool math for kids game

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I found that if you touch the person that has the cord connected to them you can take control of the controls

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Conducting materials are like metal

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We connected cords to our body

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We drew arrows with pencil on paper and marked it really hard so it can pick up the energy. We also used pennies and our body energy to transfer it to the Maki Maki and made it work.

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This week we used more efficient conducting materials like tin foil and pennies, not just lead.

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They are materials that conduct energy so it can transfer to the Maki Maki and make it function.

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We also tried different things such a piano and we played Mario.

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Conducting materialas are things such as pennies or alluminum.

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We used pennies to play Mario and PAC man on the computer

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we connected the wires properly to the keyboard.

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We had our hands connect to the gray cord.

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Paper clips, pennies, foil.

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we used a penny, lead, and Connecting wires

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We used our body energy

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We attached the wire to Nellie and connected the other w

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I thought of using a penny to transmit energy from one person to another

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We used aluminum foil to conduct our makey makey.

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We used a persons hand to get our circuits to work. This was a cool project to work on because I didn't know that humans allow energy to pass through them.

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Conducting materials are materials that allow energy to pass through it such as a human, a fruit, and even aluminum.

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What clever way did you find your circuit to work?

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What clever way did you find your circuit to work?

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We used aluminum foil

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Caroline Magner    What are conducting materials? 

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Caroline Magner    What are conducting materials? 

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Aluminum, paper clips, pennies, fruits, and play dough

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1. We held the grey cord in our hand to have a better connection.
2. Conducting materials are pennies, tinfoil, lead, play doy, and our bodies.
3. We had person a - me hold the grey cord in my hand and I put my other hand on a Pennie and then person b - Patrick also held the Pennie

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1. We put the gray cord with the clamps on the ends in our hands.
2. Conducting materials are things like pennies, lead, our bodies, tin foil, and play doh.
3. Some new and clever ways we found to circuit our work are: person 1 holds the gray cord in their hand, and touches person 2's arm, then person 2 touches the lead to control the game.

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- We connected it to the world
- Conducting materials are copper pennies, paper clips, play dough, and lead
- We used pennies to make a game controller

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Some conducting materials are paper clips, aluminum foil, fruit,

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What did you do differently from last week

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What did you do differently from last week

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This week, we realized the person holding the earth clip had to be the conductor, or the person who controls the game.

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What didn you do differently than last week?

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What didn you do differently than last week?

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We figured out that the person holding the gray cord was the conductor.

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This week we read the directions on makes makes to make it work. We used the visual and

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We attached the wire to our own bobines and connected the other ones correctly.

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To make our circuit work we had to connect the cord to the makey makey board, and then connect the other side of the cord to yourself.  Some conducting materials are copper pennies, paper clips, aluminum foil, , and lead. Some different ways we made our circuit were by using pennies.

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We connected the maker makes to somebody's body and it started working

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We connected the cords to Kate's finger. Conducting materials are materials that you can use to transfer a connection or energy. We used pennies, lead and held hands to transfer energy.

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We used the cords to connect it to our body.

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1)we connected the grey cord to the bottom slot and used the other cords to the keys and played.
2)your body, copper, aluminum foil, paperclips
3)We held hands to play together

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We connected the grey cord to our body.

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Casey

We used the conductor wire,

The conducting materials are anything like copper alive things

We conducted from different people

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What did you do differently from last week to make your circuits work?

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What did you do differently from last week to make your circuits work?

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What are conducting materials?
What new and clever way did you find your circuit to work?