Suitable for teaching 9-11s. A Live Lesson clip exploring which unusual materials and objects are electrical conductors and which are electrical insulators.
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Hosted by CBBC's Leah Boleto and Ben Shires, and featuring science presenter Steve Mould, the Live Lesson is centred around the topic of electricity, and aims to help pupils learn how to think and work scientifically - including planning, measuring, observing changes, controlling variables and using test results. In the course of this clip, we explore the electrical conductivity of materials.
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This clip will be relevant for teaching Physics.The lesson is designed for: Year 5 and Year 6 pupils in England and Wales, Primary 5, Primary 6 and Primary 7 pupils in Scotland and P6 and P7 pupils in Northern Ireland.
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