Center for Mathematics and Science Education, CSU, Chico

   Hands-On Science Lab Registration

March 11, 2010

Electricity

Static electricity is an electrical charge on the surface of an object. Current electricity is a flow of negative charges through a conductor in a closed circuit. Some materials make good conductors and others make good insulators. Come to the the Hands-on Science Lab for six exciting lab stations based on the 4th Grade - "CALIFORNIA SCIENCE STANDARDS".

Six stations are presented for your students to explore electricity. Station #1: "Conductors or Insulators" experiments with different materials to discover if they will conduct electricity. Station #2: "Secret Circuit Boards" will help students understand a 'complete circuit'. Station #3: "Static Electricity" is a shocking experience. Station #4: "Let There Be Light" explores the ins and outs of a light bulb. Station #5: "Electromagnets" will have the students building the worlds smallest motors. At Station #6: "Three Ring Circuit" creates different circuits in different ways.

Come and enjoy the excitement of an action packed Hands-on, Minds-on Science Lab with your students.

Presenter:
CSU Chico, Hands-on Science Interns

Date:
Thursday, March 11, 2010

Time:
9:00 a.m. - 10:50 a.m.

Location:
Physical Science Bldg., Rm. 206

Cost:
$40.00


Registration for this lab is no longer available.
(lab full)


For More Information Contact:
Tanya Heaston -

Phone: (530) 898-5425
Email: sheaston@csuchico.edu