Electrical Conductors & insulaors

An electric current needs a continuous path.

• True

• False

An electric circuit is the continuous path for the electric current.

• False

• True

The metal wires made of __________ carries electricity.

• plastic

• rubber

• copper

• paper

The word insulator meaning in physics is _________

• A material that does not allow electricity to pass through it

• A material that allows electricity to pass through it

• A material that does not allow water to pass through it

• A material that does not allow sunlight to pass through it

An example of a conductor you are using in your everyday life

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An example of an insulator you are using in your everyday life.

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What can you see in the image?

• Copper wires covered with plastic coating

• Conductor of electricity covered with insulators to avoid electric shock

• Conductors

• insulators

You can see a ________.

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Do you think that the lesson objectives of today's class achieved

Unit-5: Electrical conductors & Insulators

·         Students will be able to recall-connect to real life to relate the new topic

·         Remember key-words (Prior lesson learned)

·         Predict and give input in the K-W-L chart in K(Already knew about the topic) & W( Want to learn about the topic)

·         Students will be able to define the words conductor & insulators-meaning

• Yes

• No

• Partly achieved

Conductor meaning in physics?

• A person who collects ticket money in the bus

• A material that does not allow electricity to pass through

• A material that allows electricity to pass through

• A person who conduct meeting