Build it, then draw it
A globe lights only when the circuit is a complete, unbroken loop. Energy is transferred around the loop and transformed into light at the globe.
1. Build a circuit that lights the globe, then show your teacher. Tick when done:
2. Draw your circuit using the conventional symbols (cell, wire, globe, switch). Label each component with its job.
3. Write one sentence about the energy transformation at the globe.
Exit ticket
Complete the sentence:
"The globe lights because the circuit is a complete , and at the globe electrical energy is transformed into ."