Arduino Science Kit Physics Lab
The Science Kit Physics Lab is the first official Arduino set developed for scientific research for intermediate school students aged 11 to 14. The Arduino Science Kit Physics Lab was developed in collaboration with Google and is an Arduino-based physics lab that is fully compatible with the Google Science Journal available on Android (currently not compatible with the Google Science Journal app for iOS).
Experiment with forces, motion, magnetism and conductivity. The students make their own hypothesis as real scientists, then check their assumptions and log data thanks to Google's Science Journal - a digital notebook for conducting and documenting scientific experiments in real time with the intelligent functions of mobile devices - without programming experience! The Arduino Science Kit contains materials for conducting 9 exciting physical experiments, which are based on the following topics and topics:
Electromagnetism and Thermodynamics
- Electrical fortune teller: Examination of the conductivity of different materials.
- Summer cable: The quietest hand wins! Build a conductive labyrinth and then try to avoid the buzzer as you loop around your course.
- Ghost house Theremin: Did you hear that? Make paranormal noises with a magnet.
- Thermo magic show: It's not magic, it's science! Learn how different materials conduct or insulate heat.
Kinetics & Kinematics
- the Drop Zone: Can you slide faster than your friends? Explore gravity and take the acceleration of your Arduino board.
- the gravitron: Cry if you want to get faster! Learn more about rotations per minute, circular motions, the force needed to rotate this drive, and the relationship to centrifugal forces.
- the pirate ship: Kaper the ship and test the vibration of a pendulum.
- the lock seat: 3... 2... 1... ignition! Let your board jump to learn more about harmonic movements.
- the centrifuge: Hopefully you won't be dizzy... Learn more about potential energy and movement
by allowing your students to develop transferable skills such as critical thinking and problem solving through an inquiry-based learning approach. No prior knowledge of electronics is required - students simply need to connect their smartphone or tablet to the board and use the onboard sensor and plug-and-play modules to simulate the dynamics of the rides. The data is transferred via Bluetooth from experiment to mobile device, where your students can analyze their results and record them in the Google Science Journal app or in worksheets if desired. The Arduino Science Kit Physics Lab is also compatible with Google Classroom! You can now share your online activities directly in your Google Classroom.
Contents & Storage box
Everything is delivered in a practical storage box for later use, with all necessary parts, in order to assemble and carry out experiments. The kit contains a range of sensors for measuring light, temperature, movement, magnetic fields and, above all, full access to online course content for teachers and students. You only need to provide a few essential classroom supplies (pens, rulers, etc.) and a LiPo battery or power bank.If you have a Chromebook, you will receive a free month on Create for Chrome OS. It also includes access code to exclusive online course content and teacher manuals, as well as student worksheets.
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