<p><i>Electronics For Kids For Dummies</i> takes an approach aimed to appeal to elementary-to-middle school aged students. The book breaks electronics into a series of smaller projects, each designed to teach a core concept in a fun and exciting way. The book also offers direction on next steps for students who aspire to further their training.</p><p>This book is full-color to make it easier for students to work through the visual steps for each project. It also offers a design using larger print to make it easier for students to navigate a bunch of intimidating text. Instead they can use this format to easily access the hands-on parts and applications for each project.&nbsp;</p><p>Projects include:</p><ul><li>Making an LED Flashlight </li><li>Two-Way Traffic Light </li><li>Using a Capacitor to Store and Release Electrical Energy </li><li>Lie Detector </li><li>Building a Smart Night Light </li><li>Making an LED Blink </li><li>Creating Light-controlled Sounds </li><li>Creating a One-Octave Keyboard </li><li>Making a Bicycle Turn Signal </li><li>Three-Way Automatic Traffic Light </li><li>Sounding an Alarm </li><li>Simple Metal Detector </li><li>Building a Basic Radio </li></ul>