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Subject: Science
Grade Level: Grade 6
Objective: Identify series and parallel circuits.
Learning across the curriculum:
1. Mathematics - Students can calculate the total resistance in a series or parallel circuit.
2. Technology and Livelihood Education - Students can create simple circuits using different materials.
3. Values Education - Students can discuss the importance of teamwork in constructing circuits.

Elicit:
- Ask students if they have encountered circuits before and what they know about them.
- Translate to English: "What do you know about circuits? Have you encountered them before?"

Engage:
1. Show a short video clip of a circuit in action.
2. Present a real-life scenario where circuits are used, such as turning on lights in a house.
3. Conduct a quick experiment by lighting a bulb using a battery and wires.
- Translate to English: "Watch this video about circuits. How are circuits used in real life? Let's try lighting a bulb using a battery and wires."

Explore:
Activity 1: Building a Series Circuit
Materials: Batteries, bulbs, wires, bulb holders, switch, paper clips, and cardboard
Instructions:
1. Divide students into groups of 3-4.
2 Provide each group with the materials.
3. Instruct the students to connect the batteries, bulbs, and wires to create a series circuit.
4. Guide them in discussing and understanding the concept of a series circuit.
Rubric:
- Criteria: Correct assembly of the series circuit
- Points: 5

Assessment Questions:
1. What happens to the brightness of the bulbs when more bulbs are added to a series circuit?
2. Why is it important to connect the bulbs in a specific order in a series circuit?

Activity 2: Building a Parallel Circuit
Materials: Batteries, bulbs, wires, bulb holders, switch, paper clips, and cardboard
Instructions:
1. Divide students into groups of 3-4.
2. Provide each group with the materials.
3. Instruct the students to connect the batteries, bulbs, and wires to create a parallel circuit.
4. Guide them in discussing and understanding the concept of a parallel circuit.
Rubric:
- Criteria: Correct assembly of the parallel circuit
- Points: 5

Assessment Questions:
1. What happens to the brightness of the bulbs when more bulbs are added to a parallel circuit?
2. Why is it important to connect the bulbs in a specific way in a parallel circuit?

Activity 3: Comparing Series and Parallel Circuits
Materials: Series and parallel circuit diagrams, markers, and chart paper
Instructions:
1. Provide each group with a series circuit diagram and a parallel circuit diagram.
2. Instruct the students to compare and contrast the two types of circuits.
3. Guide them in identifying the differences in terms of brightness, voltage, and resistance.
Rubric:
- Criteria: Accurate comparison and contrast of series and parallel circuits
- Points: 5

Assessment Questions:
1. What are the similarities between series and parallel circuits?
2. In which type of circuit do bulbs become brighter when more bulbs are added? Explain why.


Explain:
1. Use a visual presentation to explain the concepts of series and parallel circuits.
2. Conduct a class discussion where students can ask questions and clarify any misunderstandings.
- Translate to English: "Here is a presentation that explains series and parallel circuits. Feel free to ask questions and let's discuss."

Elaborate:
1. Provide students with additional circuit diagrams and ask them to identify if they are series or parallel circuits.
2. Have students create their own series or parallel circuit using different materials and present it to the class.
- Translate to English: "Can you identify if these circuit diagrams are series or parallel circuits? Create your own circuit and present it to the class."

Evaluate:
1. Conduct a written test where students have to identify and label series and parallel circuits.
2. Observe students during the activities and assess their understanding through participation and group work.
- Translate to English: "Take this written test to identify and label series and parallel circuits. I will also observe your participation and group work."

Extend:
- Provide additional resources such as online simulations or interactive games to further explore series and parallel circuits.

Assignment:
Create a poster explaining the advantages and disadvantages of series and parallel circuits. Use illustrations and provide examples.