National Battery Day

<div id="" class="celebrate-item"><h3 id="" class="celebrate-title"><span class="celebrate-number">1. </span>Build a battery-powered robot</h3><p id="" class="celebrate-text">Get creative and build your own robot using batteries, motors, and simple materials like cardboard and duct tape. After you've built your robot, take it for a spin and show off your creation.</p></div><div id="" class="celebrate-item"><h3 id="" class="celebrate-title"><span class="celebrate-number">2. </span>Power a lightbulb</h3><p id="" class="celebrate-text">Grab some wire, a few batteries, and a lightbulb to wire up an old school circuit. This is a great way to learn about the basics of electricity and how batteries can power machines.</p></div><div id="" class="celebrate-item"><h3 id="" class="celebrate-title"><span class="celebrate-number">3. </span>Make a battery scavenger hunt</h3><p id="" class="celebrate-text">Hide batteries in different places around the house or outside and make it into fun game by creating clues that point the players in the right direction to find each one.</p></div><div id="" class="celebrate-item"><h3 id="" class="celebrate-title"><span class="celebrate-number">4. </span>Experiment with battery sizes</h3><p id="" class="celebrate-text">See what kinds of results you get when you use different sizes of batteries to power different devices. Have fun testing out different sizes of AAs, AAAs, Cs, Ds, 9 volts and more!</p></div><div id="" class="celebrate-item"><h3 id="" class="celebrate-title"><span class="celebrate-number">5. </span>Create a battery powered car</h3><p id="" class="celebrate-text">Using tools like Lego Mindstorms or other robotic kits, try building your own vehicle powered by batteries. It's an excellent way to explore creativity and physics as you explore the limits of speed or distance.</p></div>