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Electric Fan Kit

Build your own fan and discover the secret of motion.

EGP 279

What you will learn

  • A circuit is a closed path — electricity leaves the battery and returns to it.
  • The switch opens and closes that path, turning the fan on and off.
  • A motor converts electrical energy into movement.
  • Angled blades push against air and create a current of it.
  • Swapping the two wires reverses the direction the motor turns.
Age
10+
Build time
1-2 hours
Steps
18
Manual included
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There is a real adventure in this box. You will build an electric fan with your own hands — precision-cut wooden panels, a real motor, and a circuit you wire up yourself — and then discover the science that makes it turn.

When the fan runs for the first time, you will not just have assembled a toy. You will have understood how energy changes from one form into another.

The motor turns the blades. The spinning blades push air, making an invisible movement something you can feel.Science concept illustration

The science inside

Turn electricity into a breeze.

The motor turns the blades. The spinning blades push air, making an invisible movement something you can feel.

  1. 1Electrical energy
  2. 2Rotating blades
  3. 3Moving air

What's in the box

  • Laser-cut wooden panels
  • A small motor
  • Plastic fan blade
  • Battery holder
  • Power switch
  • Two wires, red and black
  • Double-sided tape
  • Assembly and experiments manual

You will also need

  • Batteries for the holder
  • A lighter for the heat-shrink tubing (adult use only)

The journey of the energy

Energy never disappears — it changes from one form into another.

  1. BatteryChemical energy
  2. WiresElectrical energy
  3. MotorKinetic energy
  4. FanMoving air

Try it yourself

  1. Reverse the spin

    Swap the red and black wires at the battery holder, then switch the fan on. What happened to the direction it turns? And why?

  2. Test the air

    Hold a small piece of paper in front of the running fan, then move slowly away. At what distance does the paper stop moving?

  3. Design a new blade

    Draw a new design for the fan blades. Would you make them bigger or smaller? More of them, or fewer?

Safety rules

  • Ask an adult for help when using the lighter.
  • Never touch the blades while they are spinning.
  • Keep small parts away from younger children.
  • Take the batteries out of the holder when you have finished playing.

Some steps need an adult alongside