Identifying Conductors and insulatorspptx

Identifying conductors

1. SCIENCE V WEEK 3-LESSON 5

2. ENERGIZER

3. REVIEW

4. VIDEO WATCHING 1. What will you do while watching a video?

5. VIDEO WATCHING

6. GROUP ACTIVITY: ‘BUILD ME UP!’ Direction: The group leader will get the activity sheet and material/s to be used. All member of the group must analyze the instruction written on the activity sheet. Put the given material/s on its proper place on the circuit board.

7. GROUP 1 I am a source of energy. You can call me battery. Put me inside the box located at the left part of the circuit board.

8. GROUP 2 I am the load s /bulb s . Put me inside the box located at the right side of the circuit board.

9. GROUP 3 I am a black connecting wire with alligator clips. Place me on the upper part of the battery and bulb s .

10. GROUP 4 Position one red connecting wire below the battery and another red connecting wire below the bulb s .

11. GROUP 5 Connect the alligator clip of the upper wire to the terminal of bulb holder and the alligator clip of the lower wire on the other terminal of the bulb holder.

12. GROUP 6 Connect the alligator clip of the upper wire to the terminal of battery and the alligator clip of the lower wire on the other terminal of the battery.

13. 1. What are the materials that we used in the construction of circuit? 2. Why are the bulb s not working?

14. Which materials make the bulb produce light? -Copper wire -tissue paper - aluminum foil -barbecue stick

15. GROUP ACTIVITY: “LET’S INVESTIGATE!” 1. Open the box. 2. Using the illustration, construct an improvised electrical conductivity tester. 3. Test all the materials in the box then answer the activity sheet by putting a check. 4. If the lamp lights, it is conductor, if not, it is an insulator.

16. GROUP ACTIVITY: “LET’S INVESTIGATE!” 1. Checking of outputs. 2. What are the conductors made of? 3. What are the insulators made of?

17. CONCEPTS 1. Conductors are materials that allow electricity to flow through them. 2. Metals are good conductor of electricity. 3. Materials that do not allow electricity to pass through them are called insulators . 4. Materials that are made of plastic, cloth, leather, glass, oil, paper, and rubber are insulators.

18. Think-Pair-Share: “What am I?” Direction: When your pair is selected by the “Wheel of Fortune”, distinguish the picture posted on the television whether it is a conductor or insulator.

19. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

20. WOOD

21. WOOD - INSULATOR

22. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

23. SCREW

24. SCREW - CONDUCTOR

25. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

26. STEEL

27. STEEL - CONDUCTOR

28. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

29. TISSUE PAPER

30. TISSUE PAPER - INSULATOR

31. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

32. THUMBTACKS

33. THUMBTACKS - CONDUCTOR

34. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

35. SOCKS

36. SOCKS - INSULATOR

37. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

38. SILVER

39. SILVER - CONDUCTOR

40. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

41. ALUMINUM CANS

42. ALUMINUM CANS - CONDUCTOR

43. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

44. PLASTIC COVER

45. PLASTIC COVER - INSULATOR

46. PAIR 1 PAIR 2 PAIR 3 PAIR 4 PAIR 5 PAIR 6 PAIR 7 PAIR 8 PAIR 11 PAIR 10 PAIR 9 PAIR 12 PAIR 13

47. TIRE

48. TIRE - INSULATOR

49. INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY: TRUE OR FALSE?

50. INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY: TRUE OR FALSE? DIRECTION: Read each sentence then analyze if it is true or false. Key in your answer on the laptop.

51. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

52. A steel is a good conductor of electricity. TRUE FALSE

53. WRONG ANSWER NEXT QUESTION

54. YOU ARE CORRECT! NEXT QUESTION

55. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

56. 2. A rubber is a conductor. TRUE FALSE

57. WRONG ANSWER NEXT QUESTION

58. YOU ARE CORRECT! NEXT QUESTION

59. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

60. 3. Cooking pots conduct electricity. TRUE FALSE

61. WRONG ANSWER NEXT QUESTION

62. YOU ARE CORRECT! NEXT QUESTION

63. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

64. 4. Conductors are materials that allow electricity to flow. TRUE FALSE

65. WRONG ANSWER NEXT QUESTION

66. YOU ARE CORRECT! NEXT QUESTION

67. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

68. 5. Copper is good conductor of electricity. TRUE FALSE

69. WRONG ANSWER NEXT QUESTION

70. YOU ARE CORRECT! NEXT QUESTION

71. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

72. 6. A piece of paper is also a conductor of electricity. TRUE FALSE

73. WRONG ANSWER NEXT QUESTION

74. YOU ARE CORRECT! NEXT QUESTION

75. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

76. 7. Gold and silver are good conductors of electricity. TRUE FALSE

77. WRONG ANSWER NEXT QUESTION

78. YOU ARE CORRECT! NEXT QUESTION

79. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

80. 8. A coin is also a conductor of electricity. TRUE FALSE

81. WRONG ANSWER NEXT QUESTION

82. YOU ARE CORRECT! NEXT QUESTION

83. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

84. 9. Nickel and brass are insulators. TRUE FALSE

85. WRONG ANSWER NEXT QUESTION

86. YOU ARE CORRECT! NEXT QUESTION

87. AJ CHRISTIAN AIZEN YUNAH RENZ PAUL DWIGHT MOIRA JANUS JAY ANN ANGEL E. MARY JOYCE JUSTINE LHIANNE ANDRAE BRYAN JAMES MAYLENE KYLLE GHILAND CARLO JADEN ANGELICA CRISTINA KRIS ANGEL RIZA JOSHUA HANNAH ROSEMHADZ CHERRY NIA ALEXA JEAN

88. 10. Steel and iron are good conductors of electricity. TRUE FALSE

89. WRONG ANSWER STUDY HARD KID

90. YOU ARE CORRECT! JOB WELL DONE!

91. APPLICATION

92. Your younger brother and sister are playing near the electric socket. They have lots of toys that made up of metal and iron. You knew that these are good conductors of electricity. What should you do to avoid accident that involve electric shock?

93. GENERALIZATION 1. What have you learned from our lesson? 2. What kind of materials conduct electricity? 3. What are conductors made of?

94. EVALUATION

95. HOME ACTIVITY Compile a list of materials that are conductors found in the kitchen. Have them create a flyer for the local community that describes which of these items are safe to use around electrical appliances and which are not.

96. JOB WELL DONE KIDS!!