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Faraday 1831

Faraday's 1831 experiment showed that a changing magnetic field induces an electric current.

Volta 1799

In 1799, Volta demonstrated that electricity could be made through chemical reactions.

Bennet 1787

In 1787, Bennt built the first instrument to show that 'like' charges repel 'opposites' attract.

Faraday's Experiment Guides

Faraday's Experiment - How it Works_v1.0 (pdf)Download
Faraday's Experiment - Teachers Guide_v1.0 (pdf)Download
Faraday's Experiment - Pupil Worksheet_v1.0 (pdf)Download

Volta'S EXPERIMENT GUIDES

Volta's Experiment - How it Works_v1.0 (pdf)Download
Volta's Experiment - Teachers Guide_v1.0 (pdf)Download
Volta's Experiment - Pupil Worksheet_v1.0 (pdf)Download

Bennet'S EXPERIMENT GUIDES

Bennet's Detector - How it Works_v1.0 (pdf)Download
Bennet's Detector - Teachers Guide_v1.0 (pdf)Download
Bennet's Detector - Pupil Worksheet_v1.0 (pdf)Download

Perfect for Home Learning

For Schools and Stem Leads

For Schools and Stem Leads

  • Ages 7+ (supervision recommended).
  • Simple to set up and easy to use.
  • Historically accurate, hands‑on experiments.
  • Ideal for family learning and curious young scientists.
  • Inspires curiosity and scientific thinking.

For Schools and Stem Leads

For Schools and Stem Leads

For Schools and Stem Leads

  • Bulk order options available.
  • Fully classroom‑ready, with immersive role‑play.
  • Supports KS2/KS3 science curriculum.
  • Ideal for demonstrations and practical lessons.
  • Inspires curiosity and scientific thinking.

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