Course Content
Lesson 1: Where Does the Current Go?
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Introduction – Understanding Current Flow
What You Will Learn
Key Theory
Activity – Current Flow Map
Conclusion
Troubleshooting
Quiz (MCQ + Short Answer)
Higher-Order Thinking
Lesson 2: Wire Me Right!
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Introduction – Why Connections Matter
What You Will Learn?
Key Theory
Activity – Practicing Wire Joints
Conclusion
Troubleshooting
Quiz
Higher-Order Thinking (Long Answer)
Reflection Activity
Lesson 3: Know the Color Code
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Introduction – Why Colors Matter
What You Will Learn?
Key Theory
Activity – Wire Color Chart
Diagram (Sample Layout)
Conclusion
Troubleshooting
Quiz
Higher-Order Thinking (Long Answer)
Reflection Activity
Lesson 4: Check My Circuit!
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Introduction – Why Testing is Important
What You Will Learn?
Key Theory
Activity – Multimeter Demo
Diagram (Sample Layout)
Conclusion
Troubleshooting
Quiz
Reflection Activity
Lesson 5: Series vs. Parallel Showdown
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Introduction – Why Does Connection Matter?
What You Will Learn?
Key Theory
Activity – Comparing Series vs. Parallel
Diagram (Simple Representation)
Conclusion
Troubleshooting
Quiz
Higher-Order Thinking (Long Answer)
Reflection Activity
Lesson 6: Powering My School Project
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Introduction – From Learning to Making
What You Will Learn?
Key Theory
Activity – Mini Project Board
Diagram (Text Representation)
Observations
Conclusion
Troubleshooting
Quiz
Higher-Order Thinking Question
Reflection Activity
C6: Electrical Connection
  • Current needs a closed path to flow.

  • A switch controls whether the path is open or closed.

  • Without a complete circuit, no work (like lighting a bulb) can be done.

Just like cars need a continuous road, electrons need a continuous circuit.

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