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Unit 5 Electricity (Toys) Set1

The document is an educational worksheet for lower-grade students focusing on electricity and electrical circuits. It includes various activities such as filling in missing words, matching components to their functions, and understanding the difference between conductors and insulators. The content aims to teach students about the basics of electricity, safety precautions, and the components of electrical circuits.

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Nama : _____________________________

Tanggal : _____________________________

A. Choose Right and False items powered by


electricity!

SD Tumbuh – Jogja Educational Spirit Catatan Guru:


Kelas : Lower Grade
Inquiry : WHO WE ARE
Mata Pelajaran : CIPP Science
Nama : _____________________________
Tanggal : _____________________________

B. Write the name of this items!

C. Fill in the missing word!

positive switch electricity

on everyday

…………… is a general term for anything that involves an

electrical charge. An electrical charge is caused by an

imbalance in …………..... or negative charges. We use

electrical circuit .…..……… in all of our electrical

appliance. A …………… works by breaking or completing

the circuit path. When the switch is …………… , the circuit

path is complete.

SD Tumbuh – Jogja Educational Spirit Catatan Guru:


Kelas : Lower Grade
Inquiry : WHO WE ARE
Mata Pelajaran : CIPP Science
Name : Date :

Switching off the light when sleeping Dry clothes under the Sun instead
of using the clothes dryer.
Reduce the usage of water heater Unplug electrical appliances that
when showering are not in use
Avoid leaving the refrigerator door Using a fan instead of an air
open for a long time conditioner

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.
Name : Date :

Tick (√) at the mishandling of electrical appliances.


1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

7. 8.
Science Year 3
Electrical Circuit

What is an electric circuit?

Electric Circuit is path for electron to move. An


example of simple circuit can have 3 different
component that are connected. There are a light bulb,
wires and dry cell(battery). Below is an example of a
simple circuit can you name the component given?

Choose the correct name for the electrical component below.


Word Bank:
Wire Battery Bulb Switch

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1. Observe the electrical components below.

Drag and match the component to its function correctly.

Supply electrical energy

Break and complete the circuit

Produce light

2. Observe the circuits below. Question 2a to 2d is based on the diagram


below.

a) Which bulb will light up?


_______________________________

b) Why does the bulb in that circuit light up?


The bulb light up because the circuit is
__________________________(complete/incomplete).
c) Which bulb will not light up?
_______________________________

d) Why does the bulb in that circuit not light up?


The bulb does not light up because the circuit is
_________________________(complete/incomplete)

3. Classify these objects and complete the table.

fork nail
money leaf thread screw

Electrical conductors Electrical insulators

4. a) An electrical conductor is ____________________________________.


b) Examples of electrical conductors are __________, __________, and
_______________.

5. a) An electrical insulator is ____________________________________.


b) Examples of electrical insulators are ____________, ___________, and
______________.
SCIENCE EXERCISE 4

Bismillaahirrohmaanirrohiim

Fill in the blanks by using the helping words.

damage circuit positive switch wet


move light open flows put
socket cells gap negative alarm clock

1. When the switch in a circuit is _______________, there is a gap in the circuit.


2. Nina can turns the table lamp on or off by using a _____________.

3. A ______________ provides a path for electricity to flow.


4. The sound from the ___________________ buzzer is so loud!

5. The electric iron uses electricity from the mains when we plug it into _____________.
6. Mobile phone uses electricity from batteries or ______________.
7. Fires caused by electricity can ______________ the things.
8. The electric fan and toy car use electricity to ________________.
9. Flashlight uses electricity from batteries to give off ____________.
10. There are two poles in battery, they are ________________ and ______________.

11. When the switch is closed, there is no ____________ in the circuit.

12. Electricity ____________ through the circuit, so the bulb lights up.

13. Electricity is dangerous for us when we touch it using _____________ hands.

14. Do not ____________ your finger into the socket.

Alhamdulillaahirobbil’alamiin

Observations
It’s electric!
Many things need electricity to work. Batteries are one source of electricity.
Electricity can also be obtained by plugging things into a socket in the wall.
This electricity comes from wires that go into your home. Never place anything
but an electrical plug into a socket or you can receive an electric shock that
can kill or badly hurt you!

Science activity
Which of these things work when they are plugged into a wall socket? Which
ones work with batteries? Draw a line joining each one to the correct word.
The first one is done for you.

socket batteries

Science exploration
Take extra care - ask an adult to supervise you.
Cut out pictures of things that use
electricity. Label each picture to show
if it uses batteries or plugs into a socket.

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SCIENCE EXERCISES 2

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1. Give tick (V) to the things that use battery or electricity.

2. Tick (V) what you should not to do when using electricity.

..................... ..................... .....................

........................ .................. ............................

1
3. There are breads in the toaster.

a. What does the toaster use elecgricity for? ............................

b. Does the toaster use electricity from the mains or batteries?

...............................................................

Match the things to what they do in a circuit.

4
Holds the battery

5
Uses electricity to make
sounds

6
Pushes electricity around
a circuit

7
Connect the parts of a
circuit

8
Uses electricity to give off
light

9. Which part of the circuit turns the electricity on or off?

The ................................... turns the electricity on or off by closing or opening the


circuit.

10. Look at the diagram below.

Give tick (V) in the box for the bulb that can be light.

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11. Write three ways of using electricity safely.

a. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….

b. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….

c. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Alhamdulillaahirobbil’alamiin

3
Electric Circuit

Name the components found in the electrical circuit below.

Dry cell Bulb Switch Connecting


wire

Match the electrical component to its function.

Complete and break an


electric circuit.

Supply electrical energy

Produce light

Connect each electrical


component into a
complete circuit
Electricity
Grade 3 Science Worksheet

wires hurt force hair sockets work

careful batteries flow lightning phones

Electricity is an invisible . You cannot see electricity,

but you can see what it does! It makes

streak across the sky. It can make your

stand on end. Electricity can

through wires and make things work. We can plug

into things into in the wall. Electricity

flows through lightbulbs, computers, and

refrigerators to make them . Some things

have in them to create electricity.

Flashlights and cell use batteries.

Be with electricity! It can

or even kill you. Never touch electric or sockets.

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com


Static electricity
Grade 3 Science Worksheet

positive negative attract

force atoms repel electrons

Static electricity is an invisible . It


happens when tiny particles in are
attracted to or repel each other.

Protons have a charge. Electrons have


a charge. Protons or
move away from other protons. Electrons repel or
move away from other .

What happens between a proton and an electron?


They , or move toward each other.

What is happening here?

If the hair has a negative charge, what


does the balloon have?

Reading and Math for K-5 © www.k5learning.com


Name: _______________________

Conductors and Insulators


A conductor is a material that allows electricity to flow through it.
An insulator is a material that electricity cannot flow through.

To determine whether an object is a conductor or insulator, you can build a simple


circuit with a battery, light bulb, and three pieces of wire.

Touch the free ends of the wire to the object you are testing. If the light bulb lights up, the
object is made from a conductor. if it does not, the object is made from an insulator.

Complete the table. Predict whether each item is made from a material that is a conductor or
insulator. Then test each item to determine if it is made from a conductor or insulator.

Object Prediction: Conductor or Insulator? Result: Conductor or Insulator?

rubber band

penny

nickel

toothpick

key

paper clip

brass paper fastener

glass microscope slide

(your choice)

(your choice)

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Name:

Electrical Charges
If an object has more positive charges ( ) Example:
than negative charges ( ), its electrical
charge is positive ( ).

If an object has more negative charges ( )


than positive charges ( ), its electrical
charge is negative ( ).

If an object has the same number of positive


( ) and negative ( ) charges, it has no
electrical charge or is neutral. Electrical charge: positive charge

Count the positive and negative charges in each picture. Write positive charge,
negative charge, or no charge on each line.

1. 2.

electrical charge: electrical charge:

3. 4.

electrical charge: electrical charge:

5. 6.

electrical charge: electrical charge:

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