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LED lamp

First I made an origami ball. Then I taped two batteries together. I connected one side with aluminum foil and connected the LED to see if it would light up. Then I added a resistor, taped it up and connected the red and green wires. These connected the LED light to the battery. Lastly, I put the LED light into the original origami ball.

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Bug Light!

Today we made homemade flashlights out of a tube, LED light bulbs, wires, batteries, resistors, Styrofoam, and electrical tape. It was pretty easy, fun and educational.

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Origami Lampness

First we made an origami balloon thingy. Then we used the LED lights and attached it to two batteries to complete the circuit. The LED light lit up then we put it in the origami balloon thing. I like the LED part the most. It was interesting.

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Lamp Balloon

LED powers many important daily things such as exit signs and laptop screens. Today, I created an origami box. To demonstrate the LED, I created a LED light bulb by connecting wires from the LED light bulb to the two AA batteries. We then put the LED light bulb inside the origami box, thus creating a calm lamp that can last more than a week!

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Circuit Lamp

This is the first time I did a project like this. It was really interesting and pretty easy. I will say the hardest part in the project is keeping the electrical current in the wires going.

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Look at this DIY projector

This is another DIY projector that's different from the other one.

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my own DIY projector

Here is the DIY projector I made from the Lesson 1.

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