Circuits animation
Use this animation, to provide context for an investigation into what happens when there is more than one bulb in a circuit.
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Discover the science and scientists behind spooky season with these fun, hands-on activities, from dancing ghosts to flying bats. Perfect for reigniting engagement and curiosity at the end of term.
Use this animation, to provide context for an investigation into what happens when there is more than one bulb in a circuit.
Use this activity sheet to identify components, use symbols and draw a circuit diagram.
Plan an investigation into the effects of having more than one bulb in a circuit, with this investigation planning sheet.
Use this activity sheet to complete sentences about electricity and circuits and identify simple components, and working circuits.
Can you make an electric helicopter with a rotor that switches on and off? Use this animation to introduce this challenge to pupils.
Use this presentation to give pupils ideas for their own electric helicopter designs.
These spooktacular resources are the perfect way to round off the half-term. Including ghoulish questions and fun Halloween-themed science facts that will engage and spook the whole class!
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These spooktacular resources are the perfect way to round off the half-term. Including ghoulish questions and fun Halloween-themed science facts that will engage and spook the whole class!
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