Helping to Support Teaching and Learning
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Interactive Learning
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This resource explores electricity, teaching conductivity and circuits through hands-on interaction. Touch the contacts to complete a circuit.
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Visual and Auditory Feedback
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The ball provides immediate visual and auditory feedback through illumination and sound when the circuit is completed, making learning dynamic and memorable.
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Safe Educational Tool
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This product safely allows children to experiment with electrical circuits, ensuring a risk-free learning environment.
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Supports Curriculum Goals
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It supports curriculum goals by helping children recognise conductors and insulators and understand electrical circuit components.
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Science Match
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Aligns with the Year 4 science curriculum by teaching students to identify common conductors and insulators, and to recognise metals as good conductors.
Energy Ball
A practical demonstration of electricity and conductivity through interactive play.
Overview
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Touch its contacts to complete a circuit safely, enabling it to light up and emit sound, demonstrating electrical flow.
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Enhance your science lessons with this engaging resource designed to clearly demonstrate the principles of electricity and conductivity. Using energy balls will help to facilitate hands-on learning, amplifying engagement and reinforcing theoretical knowledge through practical application.
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Ideal for Year 4 and Year 6 science classes, it supports the curriculum by elucidating key concepts such as conductors, insulators, and circuit function. This illustration of electricity in action assists children as they experiment with simple circuits, learn about material properties, and observe real-time outcomes of electrical interactions.
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Incorporate this tool into classroom activities to visually and audibly demonstrate the properties of electrical circuits. Its design ensures safety while providing a tangible way for children to explore and learn about the functionality of different electrical components within a circuit.
Supports the National Curriculum
Science, Year 4, Electricity
Recognise some common conductors and insulators, and associate metals with being good conductors.
Product Information
Overview
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Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts.
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