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1 Fun-Size: Starting Electricity Bingo Teacher notes Introduction This game is a revision activity to a lesson or series of lessons on early Yr 7 electric topics. Running the activity There are 50 cards, two to a page, all different. Print out as many pages as you need and cut them in half to make individual cards. Give out individual cards to each pupil. The cards can be laminated and a wax pencil used to mark them. The teacher has the sheet of key word definitions. Mark or tick off the questions asked during each session. You may wish to substitute definitions targeted at your pupils. The definitions are read out and pupils have to recognise and cross off the key word on their card. The first pupil to cross off all the words on their card receives a small prize. Check the winning card with the class to focus on the words used in the activity. Pupils can write out any definitions they do not recognise. Learning outcomes Simple vocabulary and ideas for early electric concepts Where the activity fits in Revising and consolidating QCA SoW 7J Skills Vocabulary, recall skills. For a blank file contact nigel.heslop@scienceyear.com Safety Not applicable. More ideas The questions can be used as the basis of a quiz. Key words could be displayed beside the teaching station. Sticky Velcro patches make a good support for the word display. There should only be a few key words to focus attention on the target vocabulary for that session. ASE CD ROM Resources Only connect? 1
2 Fun-Size: Starting Electricity Bingo Teacher notes Tick these off when used in the session Unit of electric potential: Unit of electric current: This has to be complete for the electricity to work: Supplies the energy in a torch: Colour of a positive connection: Colour of a negative connection: The brown wire in a 3-pin plug: Yellow-green wire in a 3-pin plug: This melts if the electric current is too high: Colour of the neutral wire in a 3-pin plug: Volt Ampere Circuit Battery Red Black Live Earth Fuse Blue Mains voltage in the UK: 230V (220V 240V) A safe voltage to use; a car battery voltage: 12V The voltage of a single dry cell battery: 1.5V Brown fuse for the 3-pin plug of a high power appliance: Red fuse for the 3-pin plug of a low power appliance: Killer voltage used for National Grid systems: Unit of electrical power: The power of a bright light bulb: Used to measure the electric current: Circuit where if one bulb goes out the others stay on: 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V (220,000V 240,000V) Watt 150W Ammeter Parallel 2
3 Volt Ampere Circuit Black Earth Blue 230V 12V 13 amp 230,000V Ammeter Parallel Volt Ampere Battery Black Fuse Blue 230V 12V 5 amp Watt 150W Ammeter 3
4 Volt Ampere Red LiVe Earth Fuse 230V 1.5V 13 amp Watt 150W Parallel Volt Circuit Battery LiVe Earth Blue 230V 1.5V 5 amp Watt Ammeter Parallel 4
5 Volt Circuit Red LiVe Fuse Blue 230V 13 amp 5 amp 150W Ammeter Parallel Volt Battery Red Earth Fuse Blue 12V 1.5V 13 amp 230,000V Watt 150W 5
6 Ampere Circuit Battery Black LiVe Earth 12V 1.5V 5 amp 230,000V Watt Ammeter Ampere Circuit Red Black LiVe Fuse 12V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V Watt Parallel 6
7 Ampere Battery Red Black LiVe Blue 1.5V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V 150W Ammeter Circuit Battery Red Black Earth Fuse 230V 12V 1.5V 230,000V 150W Parallel 7
8 Volt Circuit Red Black LiVe Earth 230V 12V 5 amp Watt Ammeter Parallel Volt Battery Red Black LiVe Fuse 230V 1.5V 13 amp 150W Ammeter Parallel 8
9 Ampere Circuit Battery Black LiVe Blue 230V 1.5V 5 amp 230,000V Watt 150W Ampere Circuit Red Black Earth Fuse 230V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V Watt Ammeter 9
10 Ampere Battery Red Black Earth Blue 12V 1.5V 13 amp 230,000V Watt Parallel Circuit Battery Red Black Fuse Blue 12V 1.5V 5 amp 230,000V 150W Ammeter 10
11 Volt Ampere Circuit LiVe Earth Fuse 12V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V 150W Parallel Volt Ampere Battery LiVe Earth Blue 1.5V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V Ammeter Parallel 11
12 Volt Ampere Red LiVe Fuse Blue 230V 12V 1.5V Watt 150W Ammeter Volt Circuit Battery Earth Fuse Blue 230V 12V 13 amp Watt 150W Parallel 12
13 Ampere Battery Red Black LiVe Earth 230V 1.5V 13 amp 230,000V Ammeter Parallel Circuit Battery Red Black LiVe Fuse 230V 1.5V 5 amp Watt 150W Ammeter 13
14 Volt Ampere Circuit Black LiVe Blue 230V 13 amp 5 amp Watt 150W Parallel Volt Ampere Battery Black Earth Fuse 12V 1.5V 13 amp Watt Ammeter Parallel 14
15 Volt Ampere Red Black Earth Blue 12V 1.5V 5 amp 150W Ammeter Parallel Volt Circuit Battery Black Fuse Blue 12V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V Watt 150W 15
16 Volt Circuit Red LiVe Earth Fuse 1.5V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V Watt Ammeter Volt Battery Red LiVe Earth Blue 230V 12V 1.5V 230,000V Watt Parallel 16
17 Ampere Circuit Battery LiVe Fuse Blue 230V 12V 13 amp 230,000V 150W Ammeter Ampere Circuit Red Earth Fuse Blue 230V 12V 5 amp 230,000V 150W Parallel 17
18 Volt Ampere Circuit LiVe Fuse Blue 230V 1.5V 5 amp Watt 150W Ammeter Volt Ampere Battery Earth Fuse Blue 230V 13 amp 5 amp Watt 150W Parallel 18
19 Volt Ampere Red Black LiVe Earth 12V 1.5V 13 amp Watt Ammeter Parallel Volt Circuit Battery Black LiVe Fuse 12V 1.5V 5 amp 150W Ammeter Parallel 19
20 Volt Circuit Red Black LiVe Blue 12V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V Watt 150W Volt Battery Red Black Earth Fuse 1.5V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V Watt Ammeter 20
21 Ampere Circuit Battery Black Earth Blue 230V 12V 1.5V 230,000V Watt Parallel Ampere Circuit Red Black Fuse Blue 230V 12V 13 amp 230,000V 150W Ammeter 21
22 Ampere Battery Red LiVe Earth Fuse 230V 12V 5 amp 230,000V 150W Parallel Circuit Battery Red LiVe Earth Blue 230V 1.5V 13 amp 230,000V Ammeter Parallel 22
23 Volt Ampere Circuit Black Earth Fuse 12V 1.5V 5 amp 230,000V Watt Ammeter Volt Ampere Battery Black Earth Blue 12V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V Watt Parallel 23
24 Volt Ampere Red Black Fuse Blue 1.5V 13 amp 5 amp 230,000V 150W Ammeter Volt Circuit Battery LiVe Earth Fuse 230V 12V 1.5V 230,000V 150W Parallel 24
25 Volt Circuit Red LiVe Earth Blue 230V 12V 13 amp 230,000V Ammeter Parallel Volt Battery Red LiVe Fuse Blue 230V 12V 5 amp Watt 150W Ammeter 25
26 Ampere Circuit Battery Earth Fuse Blue 230V 1.5V 13 amp Watt 150W Parallel Ampere Circuit Red Black LiVe Earth 230V 1.5V 5 amp Watt Ammeter Parallel 26
27 Ampere Battery Red Black LiVe Fuse 230V 13 amp 5 amp 150W Ammeter Parallel Circuit Battery Red Black LiVe Blue 12V 1.5V 13 amp 230,000V Watt 150W 27
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