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How are the light fixtures in a house connected?

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Type	Excursion (Interactive Presentation)
Description	The basic idea of the lesson is to familiarize the students with the elements that compose a simple electric circuit (as well as electric circuits in general) and to introduce them to both parallel and in series circuit setups. After that they formulate their hypotheses and conduct scientific investigations in order to compare the electric current flowing through each light bulb between tw...
Tags	electricity circuit in series parallel current brightness light bulb
Author	Anna Fiakkou
Uploaded by	ViSH
License	Creative Commons Attribution
Attribute to	Anna Fiakkou (http://graasp.eu/ils/54ae947251830bd46a6665b7?lang=en)

Language	English
Created at	August 05, 2015 12:56
Updated at	August 06, 2015 11:41

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• Type: Excursion (Interactive Presentation)
• Title: How are the light fixtures in a house connected?
• Description: The basic idea of the lesson is to familiarize the students with the elements that compose a simple electric circuit (as well as electric circuits in general) and to introduce them to both parallel and in series circuit setups. After that they formulate their hypotheses and conduct scientific investigations in order to compare the electric current flowing through each light bulb between two setups (in series and parallel) and with the brightness of the bulb of a simple circuit. They will also compare the electric current flowing through each light bulb in two setups with the electric current flowing through the simple electric circuit and understand what happens to the electric current when they add more light bulbs. Then, they will investigate what happens to the light bulbs in each setup if a bulb blows out. Then, they will form conclusions based on the evidence collected and decide the setup that light bulbs in a house are connected.
• Keywords: electricity, circuit, in series, parallel, current, brightness, light bulb
• Language: English
• Age Range: 10 - 16
• Author: Anna Fiakkou
• Uploaded by: ViSH
• License: Creative Commons Attribution
• Difficulty: Easy
• Tipical Learning Time: 1H0M0S
• LOM Metadata: http://vishub.org/excursions/1828/metadata.xml

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