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Input and output devices. Useful to help students select the components for their project design

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Suggested component list

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Electronic circuits with some sample questions

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Series and parallel circuits, Ohms law. Graphing.

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Link to free worksheet on TES

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Link to free worksheet on TES

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Video link solutions to electronic challenges

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Component reference sheet

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Printable Component Circuit Cards. Use these to plan simple circuits

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Electronic Circuit Challenge Cards

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Flashlight Dissection

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Circuits

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Online circuit builder

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Create electronic circuit diagrams online in your browser with the Circuit Diagram Web Editor.

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Selection of Junior Cert Questions

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Simple circuit made with Tinkercad

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Tinkercad allows students to design circuits on a virtual breadboard

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Tinkercad | From mind to design in minutes

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Tinkercad is a free, easy-to-use app for 3D design, electronics, and coding.

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Electrical ~power

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Circuit mats:print out and use as a guide to position components and connect with leads.

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Circuit drawing activity

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Self paced instructional website or use on projector screen with student questioning

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Maths

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Crack the circuit: Puzzle and circuit free building

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Parallel and series circuits

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Introducing parallel and series circuits

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Effect of light on LDR resistance

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Use cards with symbols to build circuits

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Phet

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Symbols- from Matthew Benyoha through https://cogscisci.wordpress.com/resources/