By Pearce, Adam, Nathan and Conor Materials We needed wire: We needed crocodile clips We needed batteries And last we needed a bulb.

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By Pearce, Adam, Nathan and Conor

Materials We needed wire: We needed crocodile clips We needed batteries And last we needed a bulb

Method 1 Create a simple circuit using wire, crocodile clips, battery and a bulb

Method 2 Connect the crocodile clips to your materials to test if they are conductors or insulators

Result A conductor is a material that allows it to run through example keys, metal, coins. Insulators are things that electricity can’t run through eg wood, plastic

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