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Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Lemon Battery Experiment (This One’s for the Girls)


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As the mom of a beautiful little girl I am always on the look out for ways to make sure she has a foundation to succeed. I want her to feel smart. I want her to be curious and excited to explore new ideas. My daughter has always been drawn to science activities. I couldn’t be happier!

I’ve made a point to provide her with the materials she needs to explore science on her own as well as offer activities that challenge her.

Today I’ve teamed up Green Works to help the next generation of female scientists unleash their power and discover their natural potential.

Green Works is the first official sponsor of StemBox, a monthly subscription service aimed at young girls, providing different hands on science experiments and concepts each month to explore STEM. (More on that after the activity!)

Lemon battery experiment! Using lemons to light an LED. So cool!

Lemon Battery Experiment: Use a Lemon as a Battery

Supplies we used (the StemBox included everything but lemons!):

  • LED Bulbs
  • Alligator Clips
  • Nails (make sure they are zinc coated)
  • Copper Wire
  • 4 Lemons

Lemon battery experiment! Using lemons to light an LED. So cool!

Start by rolling the lemons on a hard surface to break open the juices inside. This ended up being far more fun then I expected. It was a great reminder to slow down and let my daughter take the lead.

Place one nail and one copper wire on opposite ends of each lemon.

Lemon battery experiment! Using lemons to light an LED. So cool!

Use one alligator clip to connect the nail from one lemon to the copper wire of another lemon. Repeat until all lemons are connected. Leave one copper wire and one nail empty.

Connect an alligator clip to the last nail. Connect another alligator clip to the last copper wire.

Separate the ends of an LED bulb. Clamp one alligator clip to each end.

Turn off the lights and check out what a few lemons are capable of!!!

StemBox monthly subscription STEM box

This lemon battery experiment is this month’s StemBox activity.

Lemon battery experiment! Using lemons to light an LED. So cool!

StemBox Details:

  • StemBoxes are designed to be fun and engaging for girls ages 7 to 13.
  • Each box explores an aspect of STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and math).
  • With only 1 in every 1,000 girls pursuing STEM careers, Green Works is committed to inspiring young girls to pursue a career in science.
  • Hands on science experiments delivered to your front door.
  • Order a StemBox subscription for your daughter or as a gift!

As a continuing supporter of girls in STEM, Green Works knows great things happen when women get involved in science. Years ago, a dedicated, female scientist Maria Ochomogo led the team that created the laundry and household cleaners that make-up today’s Green Works line.

A portion of proceeds from each March Green Works StemBox subscription will be donated to AAUW, The American Association of University Women, to continue their work of empowering women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research.  For more information on Green works and its continued support of Girls in STEM visit GreenWorksCleaners.com

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Green Works . The opinions and text are all mine.

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