Things will be electric at this month’s Family Build It Night hosted by the Marshall Public Library.
Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at 6:30 p.m. at the library, builders will be delving into the world of paper circuits. These circuits use a few items to create a working electrical circuit.
“All you need is a small battery, some copper foil tape, and a couple LED lights,” said Kath Ann Hendricks, Young Adult Librarian at the Marshall Public Library. “We’ll be taking those pieces and adding a few Halloween themed ones to create our very own circuit. These simple electrical devices are a remarkable way to teach beginning electrical theory.”
Previous editions of Family Build It Night have seen families experiment with stop-motion animation and robotics. For more information on the Family Build It Night or the other programs at the Marshall Public Library, contact Kath Ann at khendricks@marshallpl.org or 232-1263.