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Armed with circuits and cardboard, third graders at Trinity Lutheran School became rock stars.
The class used programmable circuits to create homemade electric guitars. The project, which took around a week to complete, incorporated programs the students learn to use on their Chromebooks to assign certain sounds to closed circuits.
From there, students were able to create their own customizable five-stringed guitars while incorporating the various circuits into them.
As a result, the third-grade classroom was transformed into its own exclusive concert venue.
“These students would get in front of the class with their guitar and you could just start strumming away like you would with an electric guitar because, as long as the circuit is completed, you’re playing the musical chords that you’ve programmed,” STEM Coordinator Brett Meyer said.

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