Remove the propellor from a large pinwheel flower decoration and set it aside.
Place four thread spools on top of a plastic sheet. Position one spool at each corner of the sheet. Glue the second plastic sheet on top of the spools.
Drill a hole into the middle of the top plastic sheet that also penetrates the bottom plastic sheet. If your drill bit is not long enough, mark the location that the hole is to be drilled on each sheet and drill one side at a time.
Assemble magnets and spacers based on the information provided in their kits. Position one assembled magnet and space kit over each hole and insert the metal rod through them to connect them. Allow 1/2 inch of rod to extend from either end. Place a pin clip on one side of the rod.
Wrap the four spools together with insulated magnetic wire 225-300 times.
Glue the propeller to the end of the metal rod that does not have the pin clip attached to it.
Cut away 1/2 inch of wire insulation from the end of the wire that you wrapped around the spools using wire cutters. Avoid cutting the wires themselves. Wrap the uncovered ends of the wire around the base of a light bulb.
Place the windmill in a place where it can get a steady amount of wind or spin it manually. Observe to see if the light bulb comes on when the windmill spins.