This hands on, interactive, extremely fun lab allows students to determine what objects conduct electricity (conductors) & which ones do not (insulators). It also drives home the concept of how a circuit is made. The materials used are household objects and the lab requires students to think critically by using higher order thinking skills all while learning about electricity! This lab sheet includes photos for students to follow, especially helpful to ESE, ELL and visual learners.
If you like what you see and can use it with your students, PLEASE come back and leave me feedback. It would be very much appreciated! If you have suggestions or questions, please email me at stipko at bellsouth.com.
Thanks for looking, and have a great day!
I thought the seller did a vey nice job with the preparation of slides and pictures. It may be found at a different site but this was a reasonable product and one stop shop. For my money it was quick easy and I appreciated the work the seller put into it!
May 4, 2011
This lab is ok...however, there are other labs out there just like this that you can get for free. Or AIMS has some really good ones for $1.99. I would say don't waste $2.99 on this lab...look else where.
February 12, 2010
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I have been a science teacher for 13 years and a science department chair for six. I LOVE teaching science and adore making up labs and activities that excite students about learning more! I have a Masters of Science degree in Curriculum, Instruction and Education.
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