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Elementary : 6th Grade

Circuit Breaker Fun
6th grade science

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Jamie knows how to do it! Kathryn's ready to flip the switch.
by Alta Bohling
December 18, 2006

Sixth graders explored electrical circuits first by making alight bulb light up with only a paper clip, flashlight bulb,and a battery. Can you make it light? Try it! Then they explored making a switch and a double pole switch. It was very challenging to get all the wires connected correctly. They also found out about a parallel and series circuit and where these are used in our everyday life. What happens if the switch is positioned indifferent locations in the circuit? Students were surprised when some light bulbs lit when the switch was on!! What is an electrical circuit breaker and why is it used? The sixth graders had a great time blowing up balloons exploring this very important feature in our homes to help prevent fire.
 
Dustin and Tyler working hard to get the project together.
 
Erik worried about the balloon blowing up.



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