In Room 2 we did another project using LittleBits. This time we made the Torch. We had to use a paper towel roll, or gladwrap roll, a bright LED, a polystyrene or plastic cup, 2 wires, button, buzzer and of

One of Room 2's experiments is using a balloon and a skewer. We had to stick the skewer into the ballon without it popping. It sounded confusing but it was easy. As shown in this photo it was possible. We

Last week Alfie and I made a LittleBits Prank Handshake.  We made it with a block Battery, 2 wires, a buzzer and a button.  Alfie and I  started to walk around and  started handshaking people. Our invention  make a loud beep

The torch is powered by a battery sending electricity through a circuit to create a working torch. I used a paper towel roll and a plastic drinking cup with a bright led light.

We made out off LittleBits a prank handshake and we also pranked some people with it. It was all made out of LittleBits pieces I worked with Bethany.   She took the photos for me because Bethany had already finished.

In room two we used the LittleBits to make a torch. First we had to connect the battery to the wire. Then we added the buzzer and the button. We put the creation in a cardboard roll and a cup at

Screaming, yelling, that's all I heard when I was on the rollercoaster. We were slowly going up, up, up on the rollercoaster. We were almost at the top and then suddenly we just dropped.  Down we go. I feel the

A few days ago I made a homemade torch with LittleBits and a battery with a wire and a cup in a gladroll and a little light bulb.  How it turns on and off is there's a button on the torch.

Last week Alex H and I built a torch circuit using the LittleBits When we pushed the button the light flashed. We also used aplastic cup on the end. 

 A few weeks ago Room 2 tried to poke a skewer through a balloon without it popping. I was surprised when the balloon didn't pop when I put the skewer through. The reason the balloon didn't pop was because the