Paper Circuit - Physics Experiment
Build a circuit using just some copper tape on a piece of paper. My students were struggling to grasp the idea of a parallel circuit, so I gave them each about a meter long of copper tape, a coin battery (3V), and two LEDs to build a parallel circuit on paper.
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