Children return to school Mon 8th April

4 Red – Electrical circuits

Last week we looked at making circuits using lights bulbs, batteries, crocodile clips, motors and buzzers.  Children used their knowledge from last week to make an iMovie showing how  a circuit is made.  Watch the videos below and explain how can a circuit be broken?

Looking at the pictures below which circuit will work and which will not work? Please explain your answer.

15 responses to “4 Red – Electrical circuits”

  1. Ryan A.

    They both won’t be able to work because A one of the crocodile clips isn’t connected.
    F won’t work because electronics electrons won’t flow through the other side.

  2. Abdirahman M.

    It was fun making them

  3. Jacek C.

    I love this blog

  4. Adela C.

    Non of them will work because they are not connected to each other

  5. Mohammad M.

    I love building and actually that’s my talent and fixing a bulb and a moter engine was AWSOME.

  6. Inaaya W.

    It was fun

  7. Muhammad M.

    None of the circuits will work as they are connected properly so the light bulb wont get any electrons.

    1. Muhammad M.

      are not connected
      sorry

  8. Aidan M.

    They both will not work because one word is not connected
    And the other one is not connected to the other side

  9. They both don’t work because A is only connected to one plug as well as F because both crocodile clips are connected to one plug.

  10. Rifath A.

    I LOVED THIS DAY

  11. Shivani P.

    None of these circuits work because they are all not connected properly and the circuit is half connected but the wire on the right side is not connected because the wire is not in the metal hole.
    F won’t work because the wires in the battery are right but both of the wires are in one metal hole.

  12. Keira M.

    I loved making the bulb 💡 switch on.it was really fun.

  13. Aboubakar Y.

    Both of them won’t work because A one of the crocodile clips are not connected to one of the bolts on the light bulb. F won’t work either because both of the crocodile clips are on one bolt on the light bulb.

  14. Tahseen S.

    Neither of them will work because first circuit A does not have the one cable [crocodile clip] is not connected in and circuit F does not have the crocodile clip on the other bolt whereas A has it on 1 side but not on the other side. The second circuit has the crocodile clips on the first bolt and not on the other.

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