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Hi everyone,

Today at enrich we made electrically circuits. We used batteries, wire, alligator clips, toilet roll, pie tins, tape, pencil leads and a jar. We used these things to make light. Two groups out of three succeeded, including mine. Firstly we taped the 8 batteries together. Next we tied alligator clips on the wire. Then we taped the wire to the toilet roll. Next we put that into the pie tin and put the pencil led in it. Then put the jar on top of it. Next put the other clips onto each side of the batteries and there should be light!