When Dad is an electrcian, a study of electricity is essential.
So I was thrilled to see this little booklet on sale for $1.50. ( I don't know anything about the company and have never used anything by them before.)
But leafing through the booklet made me decide it was a good "sidetrack" for science.
And, of course, I was hoping that the projects were something Dad and youngest could work on. 
I could probably do it, if necessary.
I took Electronics for two years in high school.
But that was *coughcoughalongtimeagocoughcough*.
And I pretty much now know how to flip a light switch on and off.
Which is something others here seem to have problems with...
And I can even change a light bulb.
Most of the time.
So I asked my Guy if he'd be willing to do this with her and he said;
"Sure! Let me get a few things together and I can cover up to page 13."
I'm;
"Ok. Great!"
"BUT!"
"We need to break it down. Let her read over a section, answer questions, then *show* her."
"She'll remember it better that way."
He said;
"Sounds good."
A collective "AWWWW!" for my awesome man!
Except:
"Getting a few things together" means:







And a good time was had.
And time passed quickly.
And things were going well.
And much was learned.
And then it ends with Guy saying;
"We have to stop now. Mom said we can't move on to the next stuff."
And I got glared at! |
Regarding high school *Ahem* I didn't know they had electricity way back then.
:)