THEME
Investigating force and energy
UNIT 5
ELECTRICITY Lesson 1: Sources of electricity
Prepare by science teacher malaysia
Learning Area
5. Electricity
Learning Objective
5.1 Sources of electricity
Learning Outcomes
Teaching and Learning Procedure
Set Induction
Step 1
Teacher distribute an object to each group e.g.: group 1 (toy car) group 2 (hand phone) group 3 (radio) group 4 (alarm clock) group 5 (torch light) *All these object were given without batteries
Step 2
Teacher asks:  How does toy car/ hand phone/ radio/ alarm clock/torch light
can be operated?
(pupils answer the question)
Teacher asks pupils to choose the correct sources of electricity to be put in the objects
Development
 Based on the picture of page 46 of the Textbook, each group tries to identify activities or situations that involve electricity  Teacher asks pupils to name the activities that use electrical energy in the picture Teacher asks pupils to name the supplier of electricity in Malaysia  List other activities at home that use electrical energy
Teaching and Learning Activity
Teacher asks pupils to name some appliances that use electricity to work (based on the text book page 47)  Teacher distributes wire and bulb to each group  Teacher explains that they are going to light up the bulb by selecting the different sources of electricity such as dynamo or dry cell. Ask pupils to predict before testing
CLOSURE
Teacher relates the uses of sources of electricity in daily life.  Teacher reminds pupils to use electricity wisely.
CONCLUSION
Things that can produce electrical energy are called sources of electricity. The main sources of electricity are dry cell, dynamo, accumulator, solar cell and hydroelectric power.
WORKSHEET
1. The picture below shows a type of source of electrical energy?
The source of electrical energy is used commonly in a  A torchlight. B bicycle. C motor bike. D car.
2. Which of the following sources of energy is used in a bicycle to light the bicycle lamp? A Dynamo B Dry cell C Solar cell D Accumulator
3. Which of the following electrical appliances use dry cells as their source of energy? I II
III
IV
A B C D
I and II only I and III only II and IV only I, III and IV only
4. _________ is used in camera and watches.
A B C
Dynamo Accumulators Dry cell
SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL
OBSERVING  PREDICTING  CLASSIFYING  MAKING INFERENCES
SCIENCE MANIPULATIVE SKILLS
USE AND HANDLE SCIENCE APPARATUS
NOBLE VALUES
APPRECIATING THE CONTRIBUTION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PUPILS APPRECIATE THE USES OF SOURCES OF ELECTRICITY PUPILS COOPERATE IN CARRYING OUT THE GROUP ACTIVITIES
TEACHING AND LEARNING RESOURCES
     TEXT BOOK SCIENCE YEAR 5 TEACHER GUIDE BOOK SCIENCE YEAR 5 TOYS CAR TORCH LIGHT RADIO ALARM CLOCK HAND PHONE DRY CELL WIRES BULBS WORKSHEET
Source of energy
SPS
Learning Activities
Development