Physics students finished their unit on magnetism and electromagnetic induction by designing a game or demonstration that utilizes magnets or electromagnetism, in addition to writing a children's book that explains magnetism in a fun and creative way,
Physics Class Final Projects for 2026
From Morgan Brown, Physics Teacher: Physics students finished their unit on magnetism and electromagnetic induction by designing a game or demonstration that utilizes magnets or electromagnetism, in addition to writing a children's book that explains magnetism in a fun and creative way. Each student took the children's book part of the project in a unique and different direction, with a range of creative stories spanning magical forests, superheroes, and My Little Pony. For the projects, the students created a varied mix of games, artistic pieces, and even a handmade working motor. Each student was able to demonstrate their knowledge in a hands-on and creative way, ending the year with a fun and educational experience.
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