Duration: 2 Weeks (10 Days)
Subject: Science
Board: NCERT / CBSE
Inline Questions
🌟 WEEK 1
🔌 DAY 1 – Introduction to Electricity
Learning Objectives
- Understand what electricity is.
- Learn why electricity is important in daily life.
- Identify electrical appliances at home and school.
Teaching Steps
- Ask students: “Where do we use electricity?”
- Explain that electricity is a form of energy.
- Show pictures of common appliances (fan, TV, fridge, bulb).
- Distinguish between electric gadgets and non-electric gadgets.
Activities
- Make a T-chart: Appliances that work on electricity vs. do not.
- Classroom walk to identify electrical objects.
Homework
- List 10 appliances at home that use electricity.
🪫 DAY 2 – Electric Cell (Battery)
Learning Objectives
- Learn what an electric cell is.
- Understand the positive (+) and negative (–) terminals.
- Know that chemical energy is converted into electrical energy.
Teaching Steps
- Show actual cells (AA/AAA).
- Explain terminals using a diagram.
- Discuss symbols used in circuit diagrams.
- Explain how cells are used in torches, clocks, toys.
Activities
- Students label terminals of a cell in notebook.
- Arrange multiple cells in correct direction.
Homework
- Draw a neat labelled diagram of an electric cell.
💡 DAY 3 – Electric Bulb: Parts & Working
Learning Objectives
- Identify parts of a bulb: Glass cover, filament, terminals.
- Understand that filament produces light when electricity passes through.
Teaching Steps
- Show real bulb (fused and working).
- Explain filament and its function.
- Discuss what a fused bulb is (broken filament).
Activities
- Students observe and sketch a bulb.
- Compare a fused and working bulb.
Homework
- Write 5 differences between working and fused bulb.
🔗 DAY 4 – What is an Electric Circuit?
Learning Objectives
- Understand electric circuit.
- Know the conditions for bulb to glow.
Teaching Steps
- Demonstrate torch cell-bulb setup.
- Explain circuit components:
- Cell
- Bulb
- Wires
- Switch
- Define:
- Closed circuit → bulb glows
- Open circuit → bulb does not glow
Activities
- Students create a simple closed circuit with cell + bulb + wires.
Homework
- Draw a closed and open circuit.
🧪 DAY 5 – Circuit Symbols (Introduction)
Learning Objectives
- Recognize basic circuit symbols:
- Cell
- Bulb
- Switch
- Wire
- Battery
- Understand why symbols are used.
Teaching Steps
- Draw NCERT symbols on board.
- Explain standard symbols used in circuit diagrams.
Activities
- Students practice drawing symbols.
- Identify symbols in a given diagram.
Homework
- Draw a circuit using only symbols.
⚡ WEEK 2
🧵 DAY 6 – Conductors & Insulators
Learning Objectives
- Know the meaning of conductor and insulator.
- Identify materials that allow electricity to pass through.
Teaching Steps
- Explain:
- Conductors: metals
- Insulators: rubber, plastic, wood
- Discuss safety importance.
Activities
- Simple activity using a circuit tester (cell + bulb): test materials like spoon, coin, rubber, eraser, key.
Homework
- Make a table of 10 conductors and 10 insulators.
🔘 DAY 7 – Electric Switch
Learning Objectives
- Understand that switch opens and closes circuit.
- Learn how switches in homes work.
Teaching Steps
- Show real switchboard.
- Explain:
- Switch OFF = open circuit
- Switch ON = closed circuit
- Discuss push-button switches (bell), toggle switches, etc.
Activities
- Students make a simple switch using cardboard and paper clips.
Homework
- Draw diagrams showing switch ON and OFF positions.
🔥 DAY 8 – Safety with Electricity
Learning Objectives
- Learn safe practices while using electricity.
- Understand dangers of electric shock.
Teaching Steps
- Explain what NOT to do:
- Touching switches with wet hands
- Overloading sockets
- Touching broken wires
- Explain proper care of appliances.
Activities
- Students list “Do’s and Don’ts” of electricity.
- Show safety symbols.
Homework
- Write 10 electrical safety rules.
🔍 DAY 9 – Revision (All Concepts)
Teaching Steps
- Quick recap of:
- Cell
- Bulb
- Circuit
- Switch
- Conductors & insulators
- Safety
- Quiz with 20 short questions.
Activities
- Group discussion: “Why didn’t my bulb glow?”
- Match the following + circuit diagram practice.
Homework
- Prepare for test.
📝 DAY 10 – Worksheet + Test + Project
Activities
- Give worksheets (MCQ, fill-ups, diagram labelling).
- Conduct 20-mark test.
- Assign simple project:
- Make a working torch
- Make a homemade switch
- Make a conductor–insulator tester