The Representation of Ohm’s Law Science Working Model Project is an educational physics model designed to help students clearly understand the fundamental relationship between voltage, current, and resistance (V = IR) through hands-on experimentation. This working model transforms theoretical classroom learning into a practical, visual experience, making it easier for students to grasp core electrical concepts. Ideal for Class 8 to 12 students, this model allows users to vary voltage or resistance and observe corresponding changes in current, accurately demonstrating Ohm’s Law in real time. It is an excellent choice for school science projects, physics lab demonstrations, STEM learning activities, and science exhibitions. Built with a simple and safe circuit design, the model is easy to operate and suitable for classroom teaching as well as home learning. Clear labeling and logical layout help students understand circuit connections and measurements without confusion. Teachers can use it as a reliable teaching aid, while students can confidently present it during science fairs and project evaluations. This Ohm’s Law working model encourages curiosity, analytical thinking, and problem-solving skills while strengthening foundational knowledge of electricity and electronics. It supports experiential learning and aligns well with school physics curricula, making it a valuable addition to any educational setup.