I had the opportunity to lead a paper circuit workshop at my daughter’s school with 3rd and 4th graders. This was a great way for them to be creative and learn about electronics. For each group of 3-4 students, I prepared a kit of hardware supplies. Students were provided instructions for using LEDs and copper tape. We briefly discussed the principles of electricity, conductivity, and circuits. Students had the option to use either LED stickers or traditional LEDs with pins. A traffic light interactive paper circuit example was shared to help students generate ideas for creating and designing their own interactive artwork. A template for this paper circuit design that can be printed for students struggling to create their own circuit is attached to this project. You can download, print, and use it as a quick circuit design to get apprehensive students started on their first paper circuit. Explaining why resistors were not necessary for this circuit can help st...