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Using the iPads, students will access a virtual circuit building app to create various types of circuits. They will be challenged to build series and parallel circuits, and explain how they work.

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Students will create a 'solar system circuit' where each planet is represented by a different component (e.g., LED, resistor, switch). They will use the iPad to design their circuit and then explain how the 'planetary circuit' functions.

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Students will watch different Moonshotkidz videos about circuits on their iPads. After each video, they will create a mind map or summary of the key concepts learned, sharing their insights with the class.

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DIY “Desk lamp” interactive card. Easy and fun paper electronics project for beginners.

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Students will imagine they are designing a power grid for a colony on Mars. Using circuit design apps on their iPads, they will create a sustainable energy system for the Martian colony, incorporating solar panels and energy storage solutions.

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Create a digital scavenger hunt using the iPads where students have to identify different circuit components and their functions in various devices around the school or in images of space technology.

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Students will design a simple communication circuit that could be used to send messages between planets. They will use circuit design apps on their iPads to create and explain their interplanetary communication system.

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Nokia to integrate cellphone tech into Axiom Space's lunar spacesuits for Artemis III mission

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You can choose to show the Earths rotation on its own axis.

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DIY “Spinning Earth” interactive paper model. Easy and fun paper electronics project for beginners.

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Students will create a detailed diagram of the solar system where the sun is the power source, and each planet is connected in a circuit. They will use drawing apps on their iPads to create these diagrams and explain the analogy between the solar system and an electrical circuit.

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DIY “Earth orbit” interactive card. Easy and fun paper electronics project for beginners.

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Inspired by Moonshotkidz videos, students will work in groups to create their own educational videos about circuits or planets using the iPads. They can use video editing apps to produce engaging content to share with the class.

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DIY “Boiling pan” interactive card. Easy and fun paper electronics project for beginners.