Electricity Unit_ Series and Parallel circuits. (21 slides) Lesson 6. Series and Parallel circuits. In this lesson students build both series and parallel circuits in PhET and see how the ammeter reading changes in both circuits. They also look at the pros and cons of both types of circuit. The slides also teaches them how to work out the electric current in specific part of a circuit having been given the ammeter reading in another part of the circuit. The lesson also includes a free lesson on how to use PhET. This unit has been designed to be used either in a classroom environment or as an online activity. The course helps students to build and understand basic electric circuits by using a virtual simulator called PhET. It has also been designed to give those teachers who lack confidence to teach the basics of electricity a means of doing so. The beauty of using the simulator is that it does what the theory states ought to happen, unlike what often happens in the laboratory! Written as a power point presentation means that the lessons seamlessly upload to Google. Once uploaded the power point can be turned into Google slides and can be shared with students in Google classroom. There are 2 sets of slides for each lesson. One set is for the students while the other set is an identical set but includes notes for teachers. If you are intending to work with Google slides, then I suggest you create a folder in your Google drive and upload both the student slides and the teacher slides to this folder. Once uploaded you will then need to open the power point slides as a Google slide, when prompted to do so, before you share it with your students in Google classroom. When sharing with students in Google classroom don’t forget to a “make a copy” for each student prior to assigning. Each set of slides (power points) is divided into a new lesson. Session 1. Introductory lesson on how to use PhET Session 2. Lesson 1. Building a simple circuit. Session 3. Lesson 2. Voltage Session 4. Lesson 3. Conductors and insulators Session 5. Lesson 4. Electric current Session 6. Lesson 5. Electrical resistance Session 7. Lesson 6. Series and parallel circuits Session 8. Lesson 7. Voltage part II (How the voltage changes in a circuit) To personalize your slides: For some students uploading a recording (video or audio) to the slides might be helpful and give confidence to students who find reading difficult.

Electricity Unit_ Electrical resistance (12 slides) Lesson 5. Electric resistance. In this lesson students learn what electrical resistance is ,what its units are and how it is measured. They are also asked to build circuits using PhET in order to find out how electrical resistance affects the current in a circuit and why fuses are an important part of an electrical circuit. The lesson also includes a free lesson on how to use PhET. This unit has been designed to be used either in a classroom environment or as an online activity. The course helps students to build and understand basic electric circuits by using a virtual simulator called PhET. It has also been designed to give those teachers who lack confidence to teach the basics of electricity a means of doing so. The beauty of using the simulator is that it does what the theory states ought to happen, unlike what often happens in the laboratory! Written as a power point presentation means that the lessons seamlessly upload to Google. Once uploaded the power point can be turned into Google slides and can be shared with students in Google classroom. There are 2 sets of slides for each lesson. One set is for the students while the other set is an identical set but includes notes for teachers. If you are intending to work with Google slides, then I suggest you create a folder in your Google drive and upload both the student slides and the teacher slides to this folder. Once uploaded you will then need to open the power point slides as a Google slide, when prompted to do so, before you share it with your students in Google classroom. When sharing with students in Google classroom don’t forget to a “make a copy” for each student prior to assigning. Each set of slides (power points) is divided into a new lesson. Session 1. Introductory lesson on how to use PhET Session 2. Lesson 1. Building a simple circuit. Session 3. Lesson 2. Voltage Session 4. Lesson 3. Conductors and insulators Session 5. Lesson 4. Electric current Session 6. Lesson 5. Electrical resistance Session 7. Lesson 6. Series and parallel circuits Session 8. Lesson 7. Voltage part II (How the voltage changes in a circuit) To personalize your slides: For some students uploading a recording (video or audio) to the slides might be helpful and give confidence to students who find reading difficult.

Lesson 4. Electric current. (23 slides) In this lesson students are engaged in finding out about what is meant by electric current (amperes), how electric current measured, how the current changes in a circuit and the difference between real and conventional current. The lesson also includes a free lesson on how to use PhET. This unit has been designed to be used either in a classroom environment or as an online activity. The course helps students to build and understand basic electric circuits by using a virtual simulator called PhET. It has also been designed to give those teachers who lack confidence to teach the basics of electricity a means of doing so. The beauty of using the simulator is that it does what the theory states ought to happen, unlike what often happens in the laboratory! Written as a power point presentation means that the lessons seamlessly upload to Google. Once uploaded the power point can be turned into Google slides and can be shared with students in Google classroom. There are 2 sets of slides for each lesson. One set is for the students while the other set is an identical set but includes notes for teachers. If you are intending to work with Google slides, then I suggest you create a folder in your Google drive and upload both the student slides and the teacher slides to this folder. Once uploaded you will then need to open the power point slides as a Google slide, when prompted to do so, before you share it with your students in Google classroom. When sharing with students in Google classroom don’t forget to a “make a copy” for each student prior to assigning. Each set of slides (power points) is divided into a new lesson. Session 1. Introductory lesson on how to use PhET Session 2. Lesson 1. Building a simple circuit. Session 3. Lesson 2. Voltage Session 4. Lesson 3. Conductors and insulators Session 5. Lesson 4. Electric current Session 6. Lesson 5. Electrical resistance Session 7. Lesson 6. Series and parallel circuits Session 8. Lesson 7. Voltage part II (How the voltage changes in a circuit) To personalize your slides: For some students uploading a recording (video or audio) to the slides might be helpful and give confidence to students who find reading difficult.

Electricity Unit. Conductors and Insulators. (14 slides) Lesson 3. Conductors and insulators. In this lesson students are asked to find out what is meant by a conductor and an insulator and what type of materials are defined by these terms. The lesson also includes a free introductory lesson on how to use PhET. This unit has been designed to be used either in a classroom environment or as an online activity. The course helps students to build and understand basic electric circuits by using a virtual simulator called PhET. It has also been designed to give those teachers who lack confidence to teach the basics of electricity a means of doing so. The beauty of using the simulator is that it does what the theory states ought to happen, unlike what often happens in the laboratory! Written as a power point presentation means that the lessons seamlessly upload to Google. Once uploaded the power point can be turned into Google slides and can be shared with students in Google classroom. There are 2 sets of slides for each lesson. One set is for the students while the other set is an identical set but includes notes for teachers. If you are intending to work with Google slides, then I suggest you create a folder in your Google drive and upload both the student slides and the teacher slides to this folder. Once uploaded you will then need to open the power point slides as a Google slide, when prompted to do so, before you share it with your students in Google classroom. When sharing with students in Google classroom don’t forget to a “make a copy” for each student prior to assigning. Each set of slides (power points) is divided into a new lesson. Session 1. Introductory lesson on how to use PhET Session 2. Lesson 1. Building a simple circuit. Session 3. Lesson 2. Voltage Session 4. Lesson 3. Conductors and insulators Session 5. Lesson 4. Electric current Session 6. Lesson 5. Electrical resistance Session 7. Lesson 6. Series and parallel circuits Session 8. Lesson 7. Voltage part II (How the voltage changes in a circuit) To personalise your slides: For some students uploading a recording (video or audio) to the slides might be helpful and give confidence to students who find reading difficult.

Electricity Unit Voltage in a series and parallel circuit. (16 slide lesson) Lesson 7. Voltage in series and parallel circuit. In this lesson students build both series and parallel circuits and find how the voltage changes in the circuit across different components with different resistances. The lesson also includes a free lesson on how to use PhET. This unit has been designed to be used either in a classroom environment or as an online activity. The course helps students to build and understand basic electric circuits by using a virtual simulator called PhET. It has also been designed to give those teachers who lack confidence to teach the basics of electricity a means of doing so. The beauty of using the simulator is that it does what the theory states ought to happen, unlike what often happens in the laboratory! Written as a power point presentation means that the lessons seamlessly upload to Google. Once uploaded the power point can be turned into Google slides and can be shared with students in Google classroom. There are 2 sets of slides for each lesson. One set is for the students while the other set is an identical set but includes notes for teachers. If you are intending to work with Google slides, then I suggest you create a folder in your Google drive and upload both the student slides and the teacher slides to this folder. Once uploaded you will then need to open the power point slides as a Google slide, when prompted to do so, before you share it with your students in Google classroom. When sharing with students in Google classroom don’t forget to a “make a copy” for each student prior to assigning. Each set of slides (power points) is divided into a new lesson. Session 1. Introductory lesson on how to use PhET Session 2. Lesson 1. Building a simple circuit. Session 3. Lesson 2. Voltage Session 4. Lesson 3. Conductors and insulators Session 5. Lesson 4. Electric current Session 6. Lesson 5. Electrical resistance Session 7. Lesson 6. Series and parallel circuits Session 8. Lesson 7. Voltage part II (How the voltage changes in a circuit) To personalize your slides: For some students uploading a recording (video or audio) to the slides might be helpful and give confidence to students who find reading difficult.

Electricity Unit_Voltage. (25 slides) Lesson 2 Voltage This lesson focuses on the meaning of voltage and how it affects what happens in a circuit. It is the 2nd lesson in a series of 7 lessons on understanding basic electric circuits using PhET. The lesson includes a free introductory lesson of how to use PhET. This unit has been designed to be used either in a classroom environment or as an online activity. The course has also been designed to give those teachers who lack confidence to teach the basics of electricity a means of doing so. The beauty of using the simulator is that it does what the theory states ought to happen, unlike what often happens in the laboratory! Written as a power point presentation means that the lessons seamlessly upload to Google. Once uploaded the power point can be turned into Google slides and can be shared with students in Google classroom. There are 2 sets of slides for each lesson. One set is for the students while the other set is an identical set but includes notes for teachers. If you are intending to work with Google slides, then I suggest you create a folder in your Google drive and upload both the student slides and the teacher slides to this folder. Once uploaded you will then need to open the power point slides as a Google slide, when prompted to do so, before you share it with your students in Google classroom. When sharing with students in Google classroom don’t forget to a “make a copy” for each student prior to assigning. Each set of slides (power points) is divided into a new lesson. Session 1. Introductory lesson on how to use PhET Session 2. Lesson 1 Building a simple circuit. Session 3. Lesson 2 Voltage Session 4. Lesson 3 Conductors and insulators Session 5. Lesson 4 Electric current Session 6. Lesson 5 Electrical resistance Session 7. Lesson 6 Series and parallel circuits Session 8. Lesson 7 Voltage part II (How the voltage changes in a circuit) To personalize your slides: For some students uploading a recording (video or audio) to the slides might be helpful and give confidence to students who find reading difficult.

Electricity Unit: Building a circuit. (15 slides) Lesson 1. Building a simple circuit. Lesson 1 focuses on what is needed to make an electrical circuit work. A Power source , conductors and a complete circuit. The whole unit has been designed to be used either in a classroom environment or as an online activity. It has also been designed to give those teachers who lack confidence to teach the basics of electricity a means of doing so. The beauty of using the simulator is that it does what the theory states ought to happen, unlike what often happens in the laboratory! Written as a power point presentation means that the lessons seamlessly upload to Google. Once uploaded the power point can be turned into Google slides and can be shared with students in Google classroom. There are 2 sets of slides for each lesson. One set is for the students while the other set is an identical set but includes notes for teachers. If you are intending to work with Google slides, then I suggest you create a folder in your Google drive and upload both the student slides and the teacher slides to this folder. Once uploaded you will then need to open the power point slides as a Google slide, when prompted to do so, before you share it with your students in Google classroom. When sharing with students in Google classroom don’t forget to a “make a copy” for each student prior to assigning. Each set of slides (power points) is divided into a new lesson. Other lessons in this unit. Session 1. Introductory lesson on how to use PhET (Free) Session 3. Lesson 2 Voltage Session 4. Lesson 3 Conductors and insulators Session 5. Lesson 4 Electric current Session 6. Lesson 5 Electrical resistance Session 7. Lesson 6 Series and parallel circuits Session 8. Lesson 7 Voltage part II (How the voltage changes in a circuit) To personalize your slides: For some students uploading a recording (video or audio) to the slides might be helpful and give confidence to students who find reading difficult.

The course helps students to understand basic electric circuits by using a virtual simulator called PhET. This Electricty unit has been designed to be used either in a classroom environment or as an online activity in google classroom. It has also been designed to give those teachers who lack confidence to teach the basics of electricity a means of doing so. The beauty of using the simulator is that it does what the theory states ought to happen, unlike what often happens in the laboratory! Written as a power point presentation means that the lessons seamlessly upload to google. Once uploaded the power point can be turned into google slides and can be shared with students in google classroom. There are 2 sets of slides for each lesson. One set is for the students while the other set is an identical set but includes notes for teachers. If you are intending to work with google slides, then I suggest you create a folder in your google drive and upload both the student slides and the teacher slides to this folder. Once uploaded you will then need to open the power point slides as a google slide, when prompted to do so, before you share it with your students in google classroom. When sharing with students in google classroom don’t forget to a “make a copy” for each student prior to assigning. Each set of slides (power points) is divided into a new lesson. Session 1. Introductory lesson on how to use PhET Session 2. Lesson 1 Building a simple circuit. Session 3. Lesson 2 Voltage Session 4. Lesson 3 Conductors and insulators Session 5. Lesson 4 Electric current Session 6. Lesson 5 Electrical resistance Session 7. Lesson 6 Series and parallel circuits Session 8. Lesson 7 Voltage part II (How the voltage changes in a circuit) To personalize your slides: For some students uploading a recording (video or audio) to the slides might be helpful and give confidence to students who find reading difficult. The unit also contains an excel markbook where teachers are able to add marks and track student progress throughout the unit.

The course helps students to understand basic electric circuits by using a virtual simulator called PhET. Session 1 Lesson 1 of this unit focuses on familiarising students with how to use (PhET). This whole unit has been designed to be used either in a classroom environment or as an on line activity in google classroom. It has also been designed to give those teachers who lack confidence to teach the basics of electricity a means of doing so. The beauty of using the simulator is that it does what the theory states ought to happen, unlike what often happens in a school the laboratory or classroom! Written as a power point presentation means that the lessons seamlessly upload to google. Once uploaded the power point can be turned into google slides and can be shared with students in google classroom. There are 2 sets of slides for each lesson. One set is for the students while the other set is an identical set but includes notes for teachers. If you are intending to work with google slides, then I suggest you create a folder in your personal school google drive and upload both the student slides and the teacher slides to this folder. Once uploaded you will then need to open the power point slides as google slides before you share it with your students in google classroom. When sharing the slides with the students in google classroom don’t forget to a “make a copy” for each student prior to assigning. Each set of slides (power points) is divided into a new lesson. Session 1. Introductory lesson on how to use PhET Session 2. Lesson 1 Building a simple circuit. Session 3. Lesson 2 Voltage Session 4. Lesson 3 Conductors and insulators Session 5. Lesson 4 Electric current Session 6. Lesson 5 Electrical resistance Session 7. Lesson 6 Series and parallel circuits Session 8. Lesson 7 Voltage part II (How the voltage changes in a circuit) To personalize your slides: For some students uploading a recording (video or audio) to the slides might be helpful and give confidence to students who find reading difficult. The unit also contains an excel mark book where teachers are able to add marks and track student progress throughout the unit.