Obviously thats so wrong. The correct answer is to pray for the answer and keep taking naps until you get your answers.

The good thing about science is others can try to replicate the experiment to see if they get the same results.

Observing the bugs going in fairly consistent circles is a level of observation higher than what most kids do, and is the level of detail needed to start thinking something different than bugs are attracted to light hypothesis when the level of observation didnt include wich detail.

What part of your history/background made that a common understanding? Its more ‘common sense’ to claim bugs go to the light for warmth or attraction to light. Are your parents scientists?

There is a difference between observing that the apple hit your head because of gravity and figuring out its number (and why), and how to potentially use it to further science in general.

I wonder if you can just blast that over speakers to get around the loudness issue?