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Electricity & Electrical Circuit Boards 
Electricity & Electrical Circuit Boards
Investigate the properties of electricity and its use in a circuit board
Rubric Code: AXXAA49
By C364778
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Unsatisfactory Work

1 pts

Satisfactory Work

2 pts

Very Good Work

3 pts

Excellent Work

4 pts

Participation

Unsatisfactory Work

Student did not participate in this electrical circuit activity.
Satisfactory Work

Student participated in some aspects of this electrical circuit activity.
Very Good Work

Student participated in most aspects of this electrical circuit activity.
Excellent Work

Student participated in all aspects of this electrical circuit activity.
Materials

Unsatisfactory Work

Student did not gather any of the needed materials for this project.
Satisfactory Work

Student gathered some of the needed materials for this project. Project was completed partially as instructed.
Very Good Work

Student gathered most of the needed materials for this project. Project was almost completed as instructed.
Excellent Work

Student gathered all needed materials for this project. Project was completed as instructed.
Performance

Unsatisfactory Work

Student did not attempt to construct a circuit board.
Satisfactory Work

Student constructed basic circuit board, however neither bulb provided would light.
Very Good Work

Student was able to construct a partially working board, however either one switch or one light would not operate as directed.
Excellent Work

Student was able to construct a fully working board, both lights and switches worked as instructed.
Materials Needed

Unsatisfactory Work

Student Provided Materials:
1 - paper towel or toilet paper tube
2 or 3 - D size batteries
1 - square of cardboard
(4x6 in approximately)
Pencil
Satisfactory Work

Mr. Coons Provided Materials:
3-6 - small lights
1-3 feet of insulated wire
4 - brass fasteners
2 - paper clips
Masking Tape
Hot Glue Guns
Rulers/Tacks
Very Good Work
Excellent Work
Directions

Unsatisfactory Work

1) Students are to cut an approximately 4-6 inch cardboard square from a light cardboard box (ie:cereal box)

2) Students are to use a ruler/pencil to create a 1 cm square grid on cardboard
Satisfactory Work

3) Student is to use a tack, small screw, pencil tip or nail to punch holes at the line intersections.

4) Student is to place batteries inside tube; wrapping masking tape around tube to secure batteries (battery holder)
Very Good Work

5) Student is to secure battery holder to one end of board with hot glue.

6) Student is to create two switches from brass fasteners and paper clips on their circuit board.
Excellent Work

7) Student is to wire 2 of the bulbs provided to the circuit board.

8) Students are to wire circuit board so that one switch lights only one light, while the other switch lights both lights. (Parallel and Series circuits)



Keywords:
  • Static electricity, friction, induction

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