Circuits for Kids
Explore circuits classes and camps for elementary and middle school students. Students build working circuits with lights, motors, and switches in after-school clubs, in-school labs, and summer camp programs.
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In-Person Circuits and Electronics Classes
In-person circuits and electronics programs for K–8 students, delivered on campus by All Things Science. Students build working circuits in after-school clubs, in-school labs, and camps.
How It Works
Year-round, in-person circuits in clubs, labs, and camps.
What Students Learn
Build working circuits that power lights, motors, and sensors.
How to Get Started
See available circuits classes and camps, or request your school.
Explore Circuits Classes Near You
Circuits Clubs
Weekly after-school circuits programs led by our team on your school’s campus, where students build working electronics with lights, motors, and sensors after school.
Year-Round Circuits and Electronics Classes Kids Love
Circuits Labs
In-school circuits programs built for campus-wide implementation. All Things Science sends a dedicated instructor to teach NGSS-aligned electronics through hands-on builds and troubleshooting during the school day.
Circuits Camps
Week-long circuits camps where students build working electronics with lights, motors, and sensors. All Things Science leads campers through hands-on builds and step-by-step troubleshooting.
What Students Learn in Our Circuits Programs
Students build real circuits using lights, motors, switches, and sensors. They learn how to troubleshoot, test, and make systems work.
Current
Students learn how electricity flows through a circuit to power devices.
Voltage
Students explore how voltage affects energy and circuit performance.
Resistance
Students learn how resistance controls the flow of electricity.
Components
Students build with batteries, wires, LEDs, buzzers, switches, and motors.
Circuit Types
Students compare series and parallel circuits through guided challenges.
Real-World Tech
Students connect circuits to the technology they use every day.
Why Families Love Love Our Circuits Programs
Students build working electronics using lights, motors, and switches. Here’s what our community says about the hands-on learning and problem-solving.
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“They make it so fun for the kids and they enjoy the projects/experiments so much! Thanks for a great school year!”
“All Things Science did an amazing job teaching the kids all about STEM. Very knowledgeable, patient and helpful!”
“Our kids had a fantastic experience with these classes at Gant. They were always excited going into each class.”
“Remarkable programs for curious kids. I try to sign my son up for all of them.”
“Outstanding STEM program! Engaging and educational, my kids look forward to it every week."
"The instructors at All Things Science are top-notch. They make learning fun and exciting for kids!"
Circuits & Electronics FAQ
Not sure what students do in a circuits program? This FAQ explains what they build, what skills they learn, and how our electronics lessons are taught.
What is a circuits class for kids?
A circuits class teaches students how electricity flows and how circuits power real devices. Students learn by building hands-on projects with wires, batteries, lights, and motors.
What do students build in a circuits program?
Students build working circuits using components like LEDs, switches, buzzers, and small motors. Projects are designed so students can test, troubleshoot, and improve their builds.
What’s the difference between series and parallel circuits?
Series circuits send electricity through one path, while parallel circuits send electricity through multiple paths. Students learn the difference by building both and comparing how they work.
Is learning circuits safe for elementary and middle school students?
Yes. All Things Science uses kid-safe materials and teaches clear safety rules for handling electronics. Activities are supervised and designed for K–8 learners.
What skills do students learn in circuits and electronics?
Students learn problem-solving, logical thinking, and how to troubleshoot when something doesn’t work. They also gain confidence by building projects that power on and function correctly.
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