ELECTRICITY ASSIGNMENT 3. Pre - Assessment You are about to see some images. For each image, write down how electricity is involved.

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ELECTRICITY ASSIGNMENT 3

Pre - Assessment You are about to see some images. For each image, write down how electricity is involved.

Resource Immersion You should now spend some time finding out about electricity. You may want to use the following resources as a starting point: BBC Bitesize Website Collins Key Stage 3 Science – Book 2 GCSE and A Level PhysicsTextbooks Encyclopaedia Britannica online.clickview.co.uk

The Big Question What is Electricity? How does static electricity work? What is an electric field? How does electricity work in a circuit? What are series and parallel circuits? How do we measure electricity? What are conductors and insulators? What is resistance? Next

Planning Your teacher will tell you the number of SDL lessons available. You should think about: How you will find the information needed to answer the big question. How much time you will spend gathering information. How you will present your final answer (e.g. Powerpoint, presentation to class etc).