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Electricity Science Fair Projects
And Experiments



There are lots of different electricity science fair projects that you can do. If you're having a hard time choosing a topic for your project, have a look at some of the ideas and kits listed here.

Electricity science projects can actually be fun if you are interested in what you are doing, so choose something that you're curious about. Whether you're wondering how magnetic field shielding works, how robots work, or you're interested in something like building a solar powered toy car, there's a project out there for you.

We've listed some other ideas for electrical projects in question form below...because all great experiments begin with one big question!

Does the angle of the sun on a solar cell affect its power?

How does a lightning storm detector work?

How can I make a crystal radio?

How is a simple electric generator made?

What affects the strength of an electromagnet?

How does magnetic field shielding work?

How is electricity produced with water?



Electricity Science Fair Projects Kits


Kits are a really convenient way to do electricity experiments. They usually come with complete instructions and most all the parts you need to do a variety of experiments that can be turned into science projects.

Crystal Radio Kit- It operates with no batteries, and comes with a book that tells all about about radios in a very informative manner. Easy to build, and very interesting, the Crystal Radio shows you some important principles of electricty and electronics.

Minilab Elecricity Kit-Do experiments and learn about series, parallel, and short circuits; switches; voltage; current; resistance; and much more.


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