"B is for Battery" - Circuit Playground Episode 2

[@adafruit]

*"B is for Battery" - Circuit Playground Episode 2 (video)* Learn all about electronics and how to make a lemon battery with Ladyada and ADABOT! kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6u2n61sj6mefKc #circuitplayground Adafruit Industries Limor Fried Collin Cunningham phillip torrone #adabot #STEM #education #kids

[@T3k]

Love it. gonna dothis with my 5 year old tonight.

[@juliannaheiby]

This has been a huge springboard point for my daughter and I. We are homeschooling her, and she is fascinated by all the sciences (of course, my weakest point in school!). Thankfully, I can keep up with her at the age of four (ahem, and three quarters!). PLEASE keep up this series, if possible adding some supplemental lessons for parents. We are using whatever spare time I have to lesson plan and make this a good encounter with a great subject, but I could really use some help! Great work!

[@microblocksfun8142]

Fabulous!

[@MichelleAndersonCeballos]

Please please please make more episodes my son is in love with this show!!

[@krackpack1]

I really miss these videos my kid is 14 now. He loved these when he was 10 and I think this is what pushed him towards electronics. I can say while some stuff you guy offer is a little pricey you guys sure make up for it with all the tutorials and content and extras. You should really think about bringing these back!!

[@adafruit]

we are up to Q and we posted one yesterday ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/oISkhKRjraZqqNk

[@hhdago]

LED and resistor in the circuit around 3:30... In my days that circuit would just have an incandescent lamp :)

[@bighouseplant]

PLEASE DO THE WHOLE ALPHABET, LADYADA!

[@lanceseidman]

For a split second, I wish I had a kid to show this This is great, not sure where you find the time to make these.

[@xae-u8k]

I have never understood Batteries in this way what a greet way to share this infor perfect

[@AnthonyBecerra]

Awesome video! Clear, concise and fun!

[@Quiggers1981]

episode 2 and conventional current is dispelled as fakery, great stuff AdaFruit

[@alexn4843]

My understanding is if you just add more pennies and nails (and connect them in series) into the one lemon you can get more power, don't need to use more lemons. Is that correct?

[@cosmosgenius]

Ladyada!!! is rally great

[@Hauntbots]

Thank you for teaching electron flow notation!

[@laneboysrc]

Thanks for another episode! The young ones love it!

[@OnePlaceDJs]

Just a question, how does Adabot drink?

[@hydecker]

Please add some more circuit play ground videos. They are great.

[@TheSentientCloud]

This is the cutest thing ever! As far as lemon batteries, I'm saving all my lemons to make them combustible. :3

[@justgiz]

I think i learned more from this video then i retained from school.

[@notdiamand3670]

same

[@PamPallett]

I'm trying to find a video that teaches the basics of electric current for kids that have never had science class before. These are kids from underprivileged schools and quite a few are ESL. Believe it or not, some American elementary schools don't start teaching science until 4th grade. Your video is so close to what I need! But it assumes that kids already know about electrons and understand words like terminals when they probably have never heard those words in their entire lives. :( It'd be great if we could get episodes that have the same concepts but are slightly simpler in presentation.

[@chrisbasinais]

Too fun! My son and daughter are going to flip out. What a fun little project. Thanks Ladyada.

[@brunafideles2142]

Congratulations for your job, it´s awesome!

[@DavidARayMusic]

What do you need to make more of these? C IS FOR CAPACITOR would be awesome! That's a concept that people always have issues comprehending. You can explain how AC can go though but nod DC. You can cover reactance.

[@soogoonu]

so cute serie - keep up!

[@PhilFoyBoy]

Do you have outtakes / bloopers I think that would be funny to see

[@deadking13]

if life gives you lemons, make a battery!

[@C1Ansy]

Don't know if someone already mentioned this, so I am that guy: "Todays episode will be presented by the letter B"

[@youfrancis]

I really love these Adafruit folks. This is both informative and adorable. People like you guys make the world a better place. :') y

[@connorwalsh-r9t]

I have a question. For how long would those lemons power the led ?

[@kaydenceb9724]

M.S. Ladyada what kinds of clips did you use and where did you buy them

[@samweiss7979]

When are you going to make another one?

[@pixiepurls]

My 8yo and I loved this!

[@vinayseth1114]

When life gives you lemons, make batteries.

[@elinaalexander382]

yes,i will do that

[@hawkytails7627]

I learned alot of things about batteries in this video. :)

[@guiguig5999]

I really wanted to see adabot drinking a nice glass of lemonade lol

[@joefish6546]

According to your explanation, electrons travel from the zinc nail to the copper penny through the cables. When the lemons are in series, if electrons travel from the nail in the lemon on the left to the copper penny on the right, how do the other lemons interact? Presumably the electrons cannot travel through the electrolight in the other lemons.

[@jmhuntMIT]

I'm hoping R will be for rechargeable batteries

[@KevinZheng618]

The negative is zinc and the positive is carbon

[@jssarriaga]

This video is great! My kid loves it! And he's four. Keep up with this great work lady Ada, until you finish the alphabet!

[@zunmun]

Can you make more

[@cucciolo182]

6:28 Adabot is super Cute and silly XD

[@Pitvkids]

good job :)

[@RorylikesPRT]

Or use recharbal baterys

[@Techmatt167Official]

C is for capacitor

[@RedSubaru1]

when will you guys invent combustible lemons?

[@BigManko]

I dont know why, but Ladyada looks a little bit like Ben Heck :)

[@rj7729]

nice. i like

[@assassinsprod]

]How many amps?.'.

[@fredbloggs2417]

i want you to have my robots .

[@fiskecahill6479]

oh wow

[@Greeny3ny]

Dam Batteries

[@bscheller7006]

So, why do you need the lemon? Couldn't you just have a penny on 1 side and the nail on the other?

[@nobody-429]

You need an electrolyte to produce current...

[@DawsonTeu]

The lemon acts as an electrolyte.

[@heloisatrenche7983]

NÃO ENTENDI

[@nopulsar]

must be the glases

[@EdenMaynard1]

R for resistor is too predictable.

[@MrAchil6]

School is hell