This is the perk of being a Science teacher in a primary school. I got this for free because I am teaching my fifth graders about electricity: My work life married with my personal life when I brought home this electrical kit to share with my son. He loves hands-on experiences, so fiddling around with the wires and connecting everything together were right up his alley. In the meantime, I could investigate the curriculum objective that I needed my students to learn next week: *the greater the number of batteries, the brighter the bulb will light up 💡 *. I felt great being able to spend some quality time with the boy and prepare for subsequent lessons at the same time. Dual-purpose activity FTW! Subsequently, we read a book on electric cars (that I had earlier borrowed from the library) together. Electric cars are getting in vogue in Singapore these days. Charging stations are readily found in all parts of Singapore, including the neighbourhood carpark nearest my home. I actually wanted to go downstairs and scrutinise the charging station, but my boy declined, opting for the air-conditioned comfort of his home. Well, I guess there will always be the next time! What Science experiments do you do with your kids at home?