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1. Use a Magnet to test each item then place them in the correct location on the Journal Notes.                                2.Next, glue this in your Science Journal.  

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1. Use a Magnet to test each item then place them in the correct location on the Journal Notes.                                2.Next, glue this in your Science Journal.  

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Electrical Conductors: Water, Iron, Copper, Steel, Gold, Silver, Eectrical Insulators: Plastic, Rubber, Paper, Wood, Cotton, Glass.

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Analyzes the difference between insulators and conductors, providing examples of both terms. The segment also demonstrates how a complete circuit carries electric current.

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Have you been shocked by an electric wire? What can we use to keep electric current in the wire? 

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Have you been shocked by an electric wire? What can we use to keep electric current in the wire? 

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Have you been shocked by an electric wire? What can we use to keep electric current in the wire? Rubber is a poor conductor which makes it a good insulator. It is used to cover wires that connect appliances to the wall socket.

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Description:

Animation where we test the conduction of various materials.
Definition
Conductor: material that conducts electricity.

Insulator: substance which does not readily conduct electricity.

flash animation .exe (Windows) .app (Mac)

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ELECTRIC CONDUCTORS vs ISOLATORS | Interactive Free flash animation to simulate an activity to find what material is an electric conductor or insulator. Simulation | Physics and Chemistry by a Clear Learning in High School, Middle School, Upper School, Secondary School and Academy. PCCL

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PCCL - Physique - Chimie - Collège - Lycée

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Electrical CONDUCTORS vs INSULATORS - Liquids - Solids - PHYSICS TUTORIAL - PCCL

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Conductor or Insulator Online Interactive Record Sheet.pptx