Ms. Gandhi's Class: Conductors and Insulators Reflection by G Natt https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh 1) Write one thing you already knew about Conductors and Insulators 2) Write something new you learned about Conductors and Insulators 3) Write a question you still have about Conductors and Insulators 4) Extend our thinking! Give one new piece of information about Conductors and Insulators. Find a resource (picture, video, article, etc.) that you think will help us better understand Conductors and Insulators. Give a link! en-us 2016-02-04 15:35:06 UTC 2023-01-24 14:55:03 UTC hello@padlet.com http://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh MadNatter https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93295445 2016-02-04 18:34:10 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93295445 Aryan and Sufyan's Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93297354 1) I already knew that conductors were allowed to pass electricity through an object containing specific materials such as metal.  I also knew that insulators were used to protect the electricity being passed through the conductor, some materials include rubber. Insulators cover wires that produce electricity

2) I learned that other objects such as coins and everyday objects, including paperclip, pieces of foil and a pair of earrings. 

3) The one question I have about insulators and conductors is that, how would you figure out which kind of objects are insulators and conductors.

4) Examples of insulators include]]> 2016-02-04 18:38:48 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93297354 Bhavleens Conducters and Insulators Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93298336 1) One thing that I knew about Conductor's and Insulators is , that Insulators covers the wires so you don't get a electric shock. Something I knew about Conductors is that you use a Conductor to manage electricity in a certain way.  A example of a Insulator is like a rubber covering. A example of a Conductor is a penny, plastic knife ,or  any type of metal .
2) Something new I learned about Conductor  

]]> 2016-02-04 18:41:24 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93298336 Sohail's Conductor and Insulators reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93298610 1) One thing that I had already known about conductors and Insulators is that is they  are both are used for electricity. The conductors are like copper, metal, or gold. It is used to transfer electricity from one place to another. The insulator is the object that stops the current to run.  With that, the materials that can be insulators is objects such as rubber, a toothpick and etc. Many insulators could be the cover for the wire so that it doesn't electric shock someone while the current is running. Or, it could be an object that stops the current to flow. 
2)Something new that I had learnt today is that conductors that doesn't have to have an rubber o r plastic around it. You can just use electricity with no rubber or plastic around it. Before I had thought that it will create sparks if there is no rubber or plastic around the current. 
3)]]> 2016-02-04 18:42:04 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93298610 Kush's Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93298747
1) What I knew about insulator]]> 2016-02-04 18:42:26 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93298747 Rhea Conductor And Insulators Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93299073 1) Before learning this, I did know anything about Conductor and Insulators. Now I know a lot more about Conductor and Insulation
2) One thing I learned today about Conductors and Insulators is how, Conductors is a material that allows electricity to flow through it and Insulators is a material that electricity cannot flow through.]]> 2016-02-04 18:43:20 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93299073 HARUN AND PARTAP CONDUCTORS AND INSULATER https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93299404 2016-02-04 18:44:13 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93299404 Harun and Partap's conductors and insulators https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93299917 1) One thing we know is that conductors let electricity go thought any metal and insulators don't let electricity ]]> 2016-02-04 18:45:23 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93299917 Mathush's  Conductor and Insulators Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93300258 1) One thing I already knew about Conductors and Insulators is that conductors are materials that allows electricity to flow through it easily and insulators are the opposite of conductors, which are materials the electricity cannot flow through.  

2)  Something that I learned new about conductor and insulators is that foil paper is a conductor. This was really a surprising thing for me because I thought that foil paper was a insulator, but after   ]]> 2016-02-04 18:46:13 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93300258 Evan and Mr. Natt's Reflection MadNatter https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93300727 1) Electricity helps to plug into something to make it work.

2) When I always start practicing my piano for 20/30/15 minutes, I plug that cord first.

3) For breakfast, I always plug the toaster and cook my waffle and toast. I always eat my toasted bagel with creme cheese.

4)  Sometimes, televisions/computers both have electricity cords. And lamps help you see in the dark.

5) Mrs. Cation always have balloon electricity.

6) The fan has electricity if you are sweaty or hot.

7) If people electrocuted, they will die.

8) Electricity is powerful.

9) Projectors all have electricity at the movies.

10)  ]]> 2016-02-04 18:47:25 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93300727 Balraj's Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93301686 1) Insulators are pieces of objects that electricity can't get through and conductors are usually metals  like copper and silver. 

2) I learned that that many things can be used to create electricity.Insulators  can be items like rubber,wood and even ]]> 2016-02-04 18:49:45 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93301686 Mylan and Rayann's Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93302055 1)We already knew was that conductors allow electricity to flow through it and insulators can not let energy flow through them. 

2)We learned that anything that is metal can allow electricity to pass through the circuits to make things work also we learned that rubber doesn't work when you are using metal to connect wires together


3)Our only q]]> 2016-02-04 18:50:43 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93302055 Afrah's Conductor and Insulator Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93302562 1) One thing I knew about Conductors and Insulators was that Insulators helped protect our bodies from the harmful electric shocks they cause. One thing about Conductors I knew was that they are usually metal objects that act like switches. So instead of using a switch, you can use a Conductor.
2) Something new I have learnt about  ]]> 2016-02-04 18:52:07 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93302562 https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93302917 2016-02-04 18:53:07 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93302917 Serena and Christaline's Conductor and Insulator Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93303135 1) We already knew that conductors are thing that allow electricity to pass through it. An insulator is a material that electricity can't pass through.

2)  We learned that objects that have metal work better as conductors. Objects that are plastic or rubber are better used as an insulator. 

3) We want know if ALL types of metal will work as a conductor.

4) Here is a diagram of a conductor and insulator.


]]> 2016-02-04 18:53:35 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93303135 Bernard reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93306326 1)I]]> 2016-02-04 19:02:26 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93306326 MadNatter https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93312175 2016-02-04 19:18:17 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93312175 Kush's Reflection on Conductors and insulators https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93339895
1) Some things that I knew about conductors were that conductors are materials which a flow of electrons can flow through on a path. They keep the electricity moving on track and are mostly made of metal. They are used to transfer electricity to another place on track. This metal can be copper, nickel, silver, gold, etc. Metal makes a good conductor for electricity to pass through because electricity passes fast and steady through metal unlike other materials like rubber and plastic which make it hard for the current to pass through. This is because they are better insulators. An insulator is  what's around the conductor. It helps keep the electricity on a steady path so that it can reach to where it needs to. An insulator also keeps the electricity form coming out of path. It is also for our safety. Insulators keep electricity from coming out of it's path. They prevent electrical current. As I was saying, electricity can not flow through insulators made of such materials like rubber or plastic.  

2) Something new that I learned about conductors and insulators is that when two conductors like a piece of tinfoil and a coin are combined and put in the middle of a circuit, the circuit will pass through both then, will continue to it's next point. I learned that insulators can be almost anything. I learned that even a plastic knife can make an insulator. I thought only rubber was good.

3) A question I still have about a conductor is that why does metal only make a good conductor? Can another material make a conductor? 

4) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgDIX2GOaxQ

All sorts of materials make insulators. Even glass! Well, how is glass an insulator? It is. Have you ever seen a lightbulb? The glass around it is the insulator. It prevents us from getting harm due to the electricity inside. The glass is a good material which keeps in the electricity and will not leet out any. Did you know that even water can be a conductor?! It can. Water is a liquid which electricity can flow through. Have you heard of the phrase " do not get water near electricity"? That is because electricity can pass through water and is a hazard. 

                     


]]> 2016-02-04 20:56:50 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93339895 Bhavleens Reflection on Conductors and Insulators https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93352365 1) One thing I knew about Conductors and Insulators is, that Insulators cover wires so you don't get a electric shock. The covering is made out of rubber . Something I learned about Conductors is that you use conductors to manage electricity in a certain way. You also use a conductor to transfer electrons . A example of a conductor is any type of metal like earrings penny, nickel etc. 
2) Something new I learned about Conductors is you don't always need a Isulators around it, also you don't always have to use metal you can also use plastic. Something new I learned about insulators is  that a insulator doesn't always need to be made out of rubber it can be made out of diffrent things like wood.
3) A question I have is that why only we can use certain things for a conductor? Why can't we use things like wood rubber for a conductor? 
4) Here are some examples of conductors and insulators.

]]> 2016-02-04 22:04:39 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93352365 Bernard reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93360195 1) I Already knew.A conductor is a material that electric can easily pass trough the loads thing.A insulator is a material that use for electricity.Insulator are that not allow pass trough the dangerous electric shock.Insulator is a non metal.

2) I learned the brass,bronze,metal sludge,steel,aluminium,copper,gold,nickel,foil,silver are good conductor. conductors.I learned the insulator  are rubber,wood,wool,paper,and glass this thing are not cant allow pass the dangerous electric shocks.
 
3)Questions?.Why is the conductor can pass easily pass the electricity to a load.Why is the material of insulator is cant pass trough easily.Why is there any reasons?




]]> 2016-02-04 22:51:17 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93360195 Harun and Partap's reflection  https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93365352 1) One thing we know is that conductors let electricity go through any metal and insulators don't let electricity go through. usually insulators are rubber,plastic and etc.Insulators are used to protect us from the dangerous effects of electricity flowing through conductors.

2) We learned that we can use different conductors can power a light bulb. We also learned that you could put a lot of conductors together to light a light bulb. 

3) The only question we have is what is the best conductor and insulators in the world.


]]> 2016-02-04 23:25:55 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93365352 Sannan`s reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93365394 1) one thing I already  know about a conductor is that it is used for moving electricity, the materiel used for a conductor is usually metal, a insulator is a material that stops electricity from flowing. 
2)(no new thing learned)
3)how dose metal allow electricity to pass thru it and nothing else         ]]> 2016-02-04 23:26:23 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93365394 Kirat and Sareena's Conductor and Insulator reflection  https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93370908 1) i already knew that conductors allow electricity to pass through to have a balanced flow with he electrons flowing through and the insulator do not allow electricity to pass through so that you do not get an electrical shock

2) something new i learned about conductors is that  they are the opposite of insulators. Conductors want the electricity to pass through and insulators want to make sure that the electricity does not go through. I learned that usually for a wire rubber is the insulator and copper wire is the conductor.

3) How do conductors and insulators transfers the electrons through an electrical outlet to create electricity and how do the conductors and insulators help?

4) Conductors and Insulators are usually made for a cord or wire to pass through electricity.

https://youtu.be/vfx8rVbWwmw

a link for insulators and conductors


]]> 2016-02-05 00:26:32 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93370908 Sohail's Conductor and Insulator reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93375082 1) One thing that I had already known about conductors and Insulators is that is they  are both are used for electricity. The conductors are like copper, metal, or gold. It is used to transfer electricity from one place to another. The insulator is the object that stops the current to run.  With that, the materials that can be insulators is objects such as rubber, a toothpick and etc. Many insulators could be the cover for the wire so that it doesn't electric shock someone while the current is running. Or, it could be an object that stops the current to flow. 
2)Something new that I had learnt today is that conductors that doesn't have to have an rubber o r plastic around it. You can just use electricity with no rubber or plastic around it. Before I had thought that it will create sparks if there is no rubber or plastic around the current. 
3) How much seconds does it take for the current to flow in the negative terminal to the positive terminal?
4) There are many electrons flowing in a current. A lot of currents in the world is made from metal because any object that is made from any type of steel substance can transfer protons or electrons. Here's a link below about insulators and conductors.

http://fplsafetyworld.com/?ver=kkblue&utilid=fplforkids&id=16185

It's a site about insulators and conductors. Here is a picture of a circuit that has an insulator and no insulator.


]]> 2016-02-05 01:07:26 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93375082 Afrah's Conductor and Insulator Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93382729 1) One thing I knew about Conductors and Insulators was that Insulators helped protect our bodies from the harmful electric shocks they cause. One thing about Conductors I knew was that they are usually metal objects that act like switches. So instead of using a switch, you can use a Conductor.
2) Something new I have learnt about Conductors and Insulators was that a Conductor doesn't have to be metal to act like a switch. When we were testing objects, the plastic knife, which I thought was not a conductor, actually turned out to be a conductor.
3) One question I still have about Conductors and Insulators is that: Why do certain objects only work as Conductors and Insulators?
4) Here is a link about Conductors and Insulators:
http://www.fplsafetyworld.com/?ver=kkblue&utilid=fplforkids&id=16185]]> 2016-02-05 02:26:10 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93382729 Aryan's and Sufyan's Reflection https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93661743  1)We already knew that conductors are objects or materials that have materials that allow electricity pass through them. We saw  this happening when we were making our circuits. Insulators are materials that come over the wire that has electricity in it, to prevent the user from being electrocuted or shocked by touching the wire which as you know is very unsafe some materials that can be insulators, are rubber or wood.
 2) I learned that other objects such as coins and everyday objects, including paperclip, pieces of foil and a pair of earrings.

3) The one question I have about insulators and conductors is that, how would you figure out which kind of objects are insulators and conductors.

4) Examples of insulators include rubber, wood or ceramic
Examples of conductors include earrings or the end of the pencil.
This is a link to watch a video
http://fplsafetyworld.com/?ver=kkblue&utilid=fplforkids&id=16185]]> 2016-02-07 13:22:14 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/93661743 https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/1037351741 2020-12-22 04:42:38 UTC https://padlet.com/MadNatter/6mg5t1lv15wh/wish/1037351741