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A E N E R G Y T S E B N
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J I S G I T O R Y I P A
X C H A R G E A E G T T
E I K F D L S J W H U O
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L Y X I R A G H K S Q C
Q G T H I M J C O D A F
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 ELECTRICITY is a form
of energy that is carried
through wires and is
used to operate
machines, light and
others.
ELECTRICITY reaches
our homes through
generators and power
plants.
 NAILS WOOD STEEL

POPSICLE STICKS GLASS COTTON

Which materials
does electricity
passes through?
NAILS STEEL
What do we call
the materials
where electricity
passes through?
 The materials
where electricity
passes through
are called
CONDUCTORS
What do we call
the materials
where electricity
does not pass
through?
 The materials
where electricity
does not pass
through are
called
INSULATORS
 EXAMPLES OF
INSULATORS
DRY WOOD GLASS RUBBER
GROUP

ACTIVITY
PROCEDURE:
1. Half fill the ceramic mug with hot tap
water. (Be careful in handling hot
objects)
2.Dip the spoon (Metal or Plastic), then
touch the handle.
Guide Questions:
1. What do you feel when you
touched the handle?
2.Was the material used a good
conductor of heat?
GROUP 1
GROUP 2
Conductors are materials
that allow electricity to
pass through. Metals are
good conductors of
electricity. Copper is the
metal that is primarily
used for electrical wiring.
 Insulators are just
opposite of conductors.
They are materials that
do not conduct electricity.
A few examples of
insulators are erasers,
paper, glass and cotton.
Match the terms with their definitions.

1. A good conductor that is not solid or metal.

2. An insulator that you can see through.
3. A material that allows electricity to pass
through it.
4. A good conductor that is primarily used for
electrical wiring.
5. A material that doesn’t allow electricity to
pass through it.
Water Glass Conductor
Copper Insulator
Match the terms with their definitions.

1. A good conductor that is not solid or metal.

water
2. An insulator that you can see through.
glass
3. A material that allows electricity to pass through
it.
conductor
4. A good conductor that is primarily used for
electrical wiring.
copper
5. A material that doesn’t allow electricity to pass
through it. insulator
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

1.

COPPER WIRE
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

2.

PLASTIC BOTTLE
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

3.

SUNDAY DRESS
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

4.

WINE GLASS
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

5.

ALUMINUM STEEL
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

1.

COPPER WIRE
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

2.

PLASTIC BOTTLE
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

3.

SUNDAY DRESS
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

4.

WINE GLASS
Identify the materials which are good conductors
of heat and electricity. Put  if it is a good
conductor and  if not.

5.

ALUMINUM STEEL
Assignment:
Determine whether the following are
conductors or insulators. Fill the table with
the choices below.
Pencil ruler plastic spoon nail
metal spoon piece of string piece of paper
key piece of card aluminum steel
toy car piece of wood

CONDUCTOR INSULATOR