If your like me, you haven't really grasped the understanding of electronics and well in gaming terms, your a "N00B." OK, now that were done making fun of you, let us start our Instructable. This project is one of the most simplest projects out there and you are a shoe-in to finish this if you have all of the basic household items. With all of that being said, let us began!

Step 1: What You Need.....

There are a couple of basic household items you will need for this project:
-2 AA Batteries (1.5v)
-1 Piece of Wire (any will do)
-Tape
-Scissors
-A small light bulb (again, any will do)

Step 2: Tape the Batteries Together

Using your scissors, cut a piece of tape and tape and stick your two batteries together. Make sure that you tape them POSITIVE TO NEGATIVE. Use the image if you need any sort of reference. A good tip is to use a lot of tape when taping your batteries in order to assure that your connections are proper.

Step 3: Time to Add Some Light

Take your piece of wire and using your scissors, (or wire cutters) and strip both ends of it. Take one end of your wire and tape to the NEGATIVE end of the battery. Take the other end of the wire and tape it onto the side of the light bulb. Be sure that the tip of the stripped end of the wire is touching the side of the light bulb or it will not work.

Step 4: The Final Step

Finally, take your light bulb and tape it onto the POSITIVE END OF THE BATTERY!

Step 5: Smile!

Smile, you did it. Now in order to turn your flashlight on, you must make sure the light bulb is touching the battery. If your flashlight still does not turn on, try pressing down on the wire connected to the side of the light bulb while keeping the light bulb at the end of the battery.

Step 6: Next Steps

As you can see, this instructable was quite basic and could be the ideal project to use for modifications. Here are a few that were suggested to me by fellow instructable members:

-A thin cardboard casing around the batteries.

-A switch for the flashlight.

-And if you are a little bit more advanced in DIY projects, you could try soldering all of the components together in stead of taping them. Also, instead of a cardboard case, you can try a plastic case using a cnc machine.

If you have any other suggestions that you may wish were added to this model, please comment below.