Understanding the fundamental concepts of electricity, voltage, current, and resistance.

Exploring different components such as resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits, and learning their functions and uses.

Learning how to build and design circuits using breadboards, wires, and various components to create working electronic systems.

Exploring different types of sensors (such as light sensors, temperature sensors, and motion sensors) and actuators (such as motors, LEDs, and buzzers) and learning how they interact with circuits.

Engaging in hands-on projects to apply their knowledge and create their own electronic devices such as digital thermometers, burglar alarms, light-up displays, and more.

Children will learn about breadboards, which are essential tools for building and prototyping electronic circuits. They will understand the layout of breadboards, the concept of rows and columns, and how to use them for creating temporary circuits.

Developing skills to identify and fix issues that may arise in electronic circuits, promoting critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

Learning about electrical safety, proper handling of electronic components, and following best practices to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience with electronics.