Little Engineers
Discover Circuits, Lights & Smart Devices
Course Overview
An introduction to electricity for young students with no previous knowledge of circuits or electronics. Using a safe electric kit, students build basic circuits, turn LEDs on and off, control a fan, and create a simple fire-alarm model. Guided play, simple explanations, no complex formulas.
What you'll learn
- Understand that electricity needs a complete path to flow
- Identify circuit parts: battery, wires, switch, LED, motor, buzzer, and button
- Know the difference between an open and a closed circuit
- Understand the simple meaning of voltage, current, and resistance
- Build a simple LED circuit using the electric kit
- Turn a fan on and off using a switch or button
- Build a simple fire-alarm model using a button and buzzer
- Understand the difference between conductors and insulators
- Recognise the difference between series and parallel connections
Final Outcome
A strong first understanding of electricity through safe, practical experiments — students know that electricity needs a complete circuit and can make light, sound, and movement.
The Final Project
A working fire-alarm model: a button triggers a buzzer and an LED — wired and demonstrated by the student.
Tools & Platforms
Learning Approach
Hands-on discovery, simple explanations, and guided play. No complex formulas — just the excitement of making things work with electricity.
