Electricity and Magnetism Club: Hands-On Science for Ages 7-10

This interactive club guides curious 7–10-year-olds through the fundamentals of electricity and magnetism using a mix of hands-on investigations, digital simulations, short videos, visuals, and teacher-led discussion. Classes focus on one clear concept at a time—such as static electricity, current, simple circuits, magnetic forces, or electromagnets—and encourage learners to ask questions, make predictions, test ideas, and explain observations with age-appropriate scientific language. The course follows an 18-week rotating syllabus so topics are revisited and deepened over time. While the sequence of topics is consistent, specific activities and experiments may vary based on student interest and classroom discussion. Teachers demonstrate simulations and visual tools live, and a materials list is shared before each class so families can gather supplies in advance. Learners explore how electric current moves, how series and parallel circuits behave, the roles of batteries, wires, switches and bulbs, and how magnets create forces and fields. Safety and real-world connections are emphasized so students can recognize electricity and magnetism in everyday devices and systems. After the 18-week cycle, the same topics repeat with new investigations and challenges to support growing understanding. This club is well suited for kids who enjoy hands-on STEM learning and want a practical, playful introduction to how electricity and magnets power the world around them.