This project demonstrates the working of a thermal power plant, showcasing how thermal energy is converted into electrical energy through a step-by-step process involving a boiler, turbine, generator, and transmission lines. The model is made using cardboard, plastic bottles, chopsticks, a DC motor, fan blades, and an LED to replicate real-world thermal power stations. In … Read more
In this creative and easy science project, we build a 3D periodic table model using cardboard, chopsticks (or skewers), and colored paper to represent different element groups like metals, nonmetals, noble gases, and more! This model visually represents all 118 elements in their correct positions using vertical chopsticks for a 3D effect, making it an … Read more
This model demonstrates two sources of renewable energy: solar power and wind power.The solar panel on the roof (simulated by a 9V battery) powers the light inside the house, showing how sunlight can generate electricity. On the other side, the wind turbine generates electricity by spinning the fan blades, which powers the LED.This project shows … Read more
This is a Linear Equations Match Board using LED lights.When we match an equation with its correct solution using wires, the circuit is completed, and the LED lights up. This helps in understanding the concept of solving equations and checking answers instantly in an interactive and visual way. Materials Required: Video steps on How to … Read more
This is a pull-and-pop 3D shapes model for math learning.When you pull the woolen thread, the 2D net pops up and forms a 3D shape. This helps understand how flat nets convert into solid figures like cube, cone, or pyramid.It is a fun and interactive TLM (Teaching Learning Material) to teach geometry and visualization. Materials … Read more