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# Science Center

## **Note to students, teachers, and parents —**

The science fair projects and battery-powered experiments you’ll find here introduce you to the foundations of portable power. You’ll learn the basics of electricity, electromagnetism and electronics. Since batteries produce electricity through chemical reactions, you’ll use an Energizer® Power Pack, a set of Energizer® batteries connected in series, in all of the experiments (Lessen B below). Have fun!

## **Before you begin a project please complete these lessons.**

**Lesson A – [The Principles of Electricity](/content/science-center/the-principles-of-electricity/index.html)**  
Understanding Ohms & Volts — the basis for all your electric devices

**Lesson B –** [**Build a Power Pack**](/content/science-center/how-to-build-a-power-pack/index.html)  
Learn how you’ll provide the power for all the experiments here

**Lesson C –** [**Make a Simple Circuit**](/content/science-center/make-a-simple-circuit/index.html)  
Learn how you can control electricity — build a switch to control its flow

## [Quiz Game](/content/science-center/quiz-game/index.html)

## [Game to Measure Chance](/content/science-center/game-to-measure-chance/index.html)

## [Steady Hand Game](/content/science-center/steady-hand-game/index.html)

## [Make a Flashlight](/content/science-center/how-to-make-a-flashlight/index.html)

## [Make a Compass](/content/science-center/how-to-make-a-magnetic-compass/index.html)

## [Oersted’s Experiment](/content/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/oersteds-experiment/index.html)

## [Make an Electromagnet](/content/science-center/how-to-make-an-electromagnet/index.html)

## [Make a Simple Telegraph Set](/content/science-center/how-to-make-a-simple-telegraph-set/index.html)

## [Make a Galvanometer](/content/science-center/how-to-make-a-galvanometer/index.html)

## [Make an Electrical](/content/science-center/how-to-make-an-electrical-conductivity-test/index.html)