Stemist Box Wooden RGB House Stem Training Set

Wooden RGB Home Training Kit

Wouldn't you like to have a very stylish wooden model house in your room? Moreover, you will create this house. How about making your house a night light by preparing and placing a circuit inside the house you have created?

• It contributes to the acquisition of the following achievements along with main concepts such as "circuit installation, LED, switch, architecture, design, product development".
• Improves construction, mechanical, control, design and construction skills.
• Learns circuit installation.
• Recognizes electronic circuit elements such as LED, switch, resistor, battery.
• It contributes to strengthening children's manual skills.
• It improves game making, problem solving and analytical thinking skills.
• Provides hand-eye coordination.
• It contributes to the development of attention and concentration.
• It analyzes two dimensions and converts them into three dimensions.
• Establishes cause and effect relationship.
• Gains sequential assembly skills.
• It improves innovative thinking and problem solving abilities.

CONCRETE OUTCOME OF THE EXPERIENCE

At the end of the experience, children will enjoy playing with the "Wooden RGB House" they have produced.

Our product is not industrial. Problem solving is among our ultimate goals. When their house breaks down, we aim to help them find a solution to the problem and try to repair it. When there is a lack of contact, we want it to cut the cable, remove the jumper at the end of the cable, establish and repair the connection itself.

We used wood as the main body in the product we provided. We want our students to differentiate their wooden houses and build different LED houses by using other materials through hacking.

By using other materials instead of wooden bodies, we want the houses to observe their working condition. We act on the principle of permanence of learning by doing, experiencing and trying.

For example; We want our student, who designs a new product with an object that does not have a light output, to observe the light emission situation after placing the circuit and draw the conclusion.