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We rely on electric circuits every day, in our homes, schools and places of work, in our portable gadgets and kitchens.

In this activity from the Science Museum, a circuit drawn in pencil conducts electricity to light an LED. You’ll need to get hold of an LED and some wires and crocodile clips – all these things are available cheaply online or from high street electronics shops.

Learning Outcomes:

- Investigate the conductive properties of graphite
- Use observation and creative problem solving skills
- Understand how the conductive properties of materials have useful applications in our everyday lives.

Curriculum Links:

KS3 Science: Physics; Electricity

KS3 Science: Working scientifically; experimental skills and investigations

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