Hydroelectricity working model,
in this course introduces students to the science of generating electricity from water power through an engaging, hands-on project. This course explains how the energy of flowing or falling water can be converted into mechanical energy using a turbine, and then into electrical energy through a generator. Learners will build a working model using simple materials such as cardboard, plastic bottles, pipes, a small turbine or wheel, and magnets with copper wire. Step-by-step instructions guide them in assembling the system, where water flow rotates the turbine, which in turn spins the generator to produce electricity that can light up a bulb or LED. The course also highlights real-world applications of hydroelectricity in dams and power plants, emphasizing renewable energy, sustainability, and environmental conservation. Perfect for school projects, science fairs, or classroom demonstrations, this activity strengthens problem-solving, creativity, and technical skills. By the end, learners will understand the importance of hydroelectricity as a clean and reliable energy source. howtofunda
