Activities:
To see the list of projects, scroll down
Visits:
For schools and student groups in the Columbus area, contact Prof. Anderson if you would like her students to visit your classroom or camp. Visits are free and we provide all the materials.
Volunteers
We can always use volunteers! Typically one person leads the activity, and two or three other people walk around and assist the kids and repeat the instructions. You don’t have to know the project ahead of time to help out; you can learn it on the fly. Click the calendar icon to see the upcoming events. If a SignupGenius link isn’t there yet, you can just let me know you want to help and whether you need a ride. Some events are an hour and some are a day. If you can come for one or two class periods, it still helps!
Can’t volunteer but still want to help? Even a donation of $30 buys materials for an entire classroom to build a speaker or motor.
Projects
- 3D Optics
- 9V Battery Snap Do-it-yourself
- Audio Equalizer
- Binary Beads
- Cartesian Diver
- CD Spectrometer
- Circuit Game
- DC Motor
- Electric Train
- Faraday Flashlight
- Homopolar Motor
- Infrared Heart Rate Monitor
- Jeopardy game
- Jumping Jack
- LED Display
- LED Flashlight
- Liquid Crystal Display
- Magic Wand
- Op Amp Oscillator
- Paper Planes
- Smart Lighting
- Solar Cooker
- Speaker
- Vacuum Fluorescent Displays
- Water Filtration
- Wireless Energy Transfer
A student from Camp Engineer does it! All right!
A Whetstone High student builds the wireless energy transfer project