Physics Electricity Experiment Resistance Components is an educational experiment device designed for hands on study of electromagnetism, magnetism, and basic electronics. It supports demonstrations of levitation effects and sound generation while illustrating the role of resistance in electrical circuits. Key benefits Enables active learning through hands on demonstrations of levitation and sound generation. Simple structure and intuitive operation make it suitable for teachers and students with limited technical experience. Durable polypropylene construction supports repeated classroom use and school lab activities. Focused on core physics concepts so educators can integrate experiments into lessons on magnetism and electronics. Main features Functions: Demonstrates levitation phenomena, produces sound generation effects, and includes resistance components for electricity experiments. Material: Made from polypropylene for stable, long lasting use in educational settings. Usability: User friendly design that is easy to assemble and operate during demonstrations and lab sessions. Educational fit: Suited to classroom demonstrations, school laboratory exercises, and extracurricular STEM projects. Practical applications Classroom demonstration: Teacher led demonstration showing how electromagnetism produces levitation and how resistance affects circuit behavior. Lab exercise: Student experiments assembling simple circuits, observing sound generation, and measuring resistance as part of a physics or electronics module. Extracurricular project or science fair: Student build and presentation that highlights principles of magnetism, circuit design, and audible response. Why choose this set Provides a clear, hands on way to explore multiple physics concepts in one device. Minimizes setup complexity so class time focuses on observation and learning. Built for repeated use in school environments where durability and straightforward operation matter. This experiment component set integrates easily into physics curricula and science activities for school age learners, offering practical demonstrations of electromagnetism, resistance, and sound generation.