Using the Paper Circuits in a Library
Download this librarian’s guide to see how to implement Paper Circuits activities in your library. This guide includes:
- A list of what you’ll need
- Tips for choosing a theme
- Ideas to run a library activity
- A DIY (“How To”) guide for the youth
The Paper Circuits can be used to make light up cards. They teach youth circuitry and electronics.
Shopping List
- Paper
- Copper tape
- LED lights (3mm and/or 5mm)
- 3V coin cell batteries
- Binder clips
- Scissors
- Clear tape
- Colored paper
- Cardboard

Additional Resources
Here are some resources not included in the librarian’s guide that may be helpful for you:
STEM Connections
- Circuitry
- Conductivity
Implementation Ideas
- Greeting cards
- Treasure maps
- Ornaments
- Marvel shields