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Students will explore different types of motors used in our everyday world. After students will review the principles of a motor and the interrelationship between electricity and magnetism, they will receive materials to design, build, and test a motor.
The Energy Coalition will send you copper wire, masking tape, sandpaper, magnets, transformers, paper clips, and wire cutters to bring this lesson to life.
Lesson Objective: Students will obtain and communicate information on how motors work (parts to a whole system) and how we use them every day.
Suggested Teaching Time: 75 minutes
NGSS Standards: 3-PS2-1., 3-PS2-3., 3-5-ETS1-1
Students will explore different types of motors used in our everyday world. After students will review the principles of a motor and the interrelationship between electricity and magnetism, they will receive materials to design, build, and test a motor.
The Energy Coalition will send you copper wire, masking tape, sandpaper, magnets, transformers, paper clips, and wire cutters to bring this lesson to life.
Lesson Objective: Students will obtain and communicate information on how motors work (parts to a whole system) and how we use them every day.
Suggested Teaching Time: 75 minutes
NGSS Standards: 3-PS2-1., 3-PS2-3., 3-5-ETS1-1