2 x AA Battery Holders with Leads

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Essential for circuit projects, these holders are designed for 2 'AA' batteries and include leads.

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Essential Circuit Components: These holders are vital for constructing simple series electrical circuits, enabling the identification and naming of basic parts like cells and wires.
Supports Curriculum Goals: Aligned with the UK curriculum, these holders aid in teaching key electricity topics from Year 4 to Year 6, enhancing scientific understanding.
Safe Learning Experience: Utilising zinc chloride batteries in circuitry projects with these holders is recommended to mitigate the risk of high currents that can occur from short circuits.
Hands-On Learning: Facilitates active engagement with electrical systems, promoting practical learning and application of theoretical knowledge.
Technical Knowledge Enhancement: By incorporating these holders in projects, children gain hands-on experience with electrical systems, supporting their technical education.

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Essential for circuit projects, these holders are designed for 2 'AA' batteries and include leads.

Our AA battery holders with leads are indispensable for creating engaging and educational electricity experiments. These holders allow for the construction of simple series circuits, incorporating basic components such as cells, wires, bulbs, switches, and buzzers. By making abstract electricity principles hands-on, children can better grasp and remember these concepts.

Suitable for Year 4 to Year 6 students, these holders enrich the curriculum's electricity topics, exploring series circuits, the effects of cell quantity and voltage on a lamp's brightness or buzzer's volume. This practical component enhances children's scientific inquiry and understanding.
Furthermore, these holders serve as an introduction to electrical systems in products, supporting Key Stage 2 Design and Technology curriculum goals. Children learn to integrate electrical components into their designs, fostering creativity and critical thinking skills in technical education.

Science, Year 4, Electricity

Construct a simple series electrical circuit, identifying and naming its basic parts, including cells, wires, bulbs, switches and buzzers.

Science, Year 4, Electricity

Identify whether or not a lamp will light in a simple series circuit, based on whether or not the lamp is part of a complete loop with a battery.

Science, Year 6, Electricity

Associate the brightness of a lamp or the volume of a buzzer with the number and voltage of cells used in the circuit.