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Digital Electricity Lesson: Building a Circuit - PhET Simulation & Questions

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Grade Levels
4th - 8th, Homeschool
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Pages
2 pages
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This resource is easy to use and no prep needed. My students are used to working with phet simulations and this was a great resource to help with circuit building.
This was a very easy to use, awesome resource. My grade 6 students LOVED working through the challenges and building their own circuits. It was a fun way to incorporate circuit building without having the actual materials.
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  1. Save time while still keeping students engaged! These 6 resources are ready to post to Google Classroom for your students to experiment with building circuits. These simluations are a great way to reach your kinesthetic learners who may not thrive with distance learning. This is a way to engage stud
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Description

Post this digital lesson to your Google Classroom for your middle school science class to engage and experiment with electrical circuits! This simulation can be used for distance learning or in science labs with limited equipment. It can be printed out and used as a worksheet too. Students can build circuits with a variety of materials including batteries, wires, switches, resistors, conductors, and insulators.

This editable digital resource includes:

  • kid-friendly instructions with visual support
  • link to the circuit simulator by PhET
  • 2 pages of simulation prompts and questions

Specific Learning Outcomes:

  • Demonstrate that a continuous loop of conducting material is needed for an uninterrupted flow of current in a circuit.

Key Vocabulary:

  • circuit
  • electricity
  • electrons
  • battery
  • fuse

This resource is based on the Grade 5 & 9 Science curriculum of Alberta and is part of the Electricity & Magnetism Unit.

Looking for more digital resources on electrical circuits?

Part 1: Building a Circuit - PhET Simulation & Questions

Part 2: Conductors & Insulators - PhEt Simulation & Questions

Part 3: Resistors

Part 4: Will it Shine? Round 1

Part 5: Series & Parallel Circuits

Part 6: Will it Shine? Round 2

Total Pages
2 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
30 minutes
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