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Date:24.12.2022 y |
Teacher’s name: Ibragimshikov U |
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Grade: 8-Е |
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The topic of the lessons |
Electrical Charges (Электр заряд) |
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Learning Objectives |
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Language Objectives: |
Subject Learning: Learners can characterize electric charge Language Learning:
Subject-Specific Vocabulary and Terminology: neutral atom, electron, positive ion , electrical charges, positive charge, negative charge |
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Useful Sets of Phrases for Dialogue and Writing: |
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Cross curricular links link |
Chemistry |
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ICT skills |
Projector or Smart board for power point presentation |
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Previous Learning: |
Structure of Matter |
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Lesson’s plan |
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Planned timings 1-2 min 3-10 min
10-35 min
35-40 min |
Planned Activities I. Organization moment: Ташкилий қисм:
Greeting. Previous learning Fundamental building blocks of the matter are atoms. Neutral atom – electron = Positive ion Neutral atom + electron = negative ion. II. Introduction new topic: Electrical Charges
Note that the electron and proton both have the same charge, with the electron being negative and the proton being positive. This amount of charge is often called the electronic charge, e. This electronic charge is generally considered a positive value (just like g in gravity). We add the negative sign when we need to: qe = -e; qp = +e. The charges can attract [pull] and repel [push] each other. Like [same] charges repel each other. Unlike [not same] charges attract each other. Two different kinds of charge, positive and negative. Electricity, with attractive and repulsive forces, needs two kinds of charge.
Properties of electric charge 1.Two kinds of charges occur in nature,
2. Charge is conserved. 3. Charge is quantized.
III. Home task: Give examples of positive and negative effects of charging Reflection: Name one thing you would like to know more Give one thing which you find difficult Name one thing you liked most |
Resources presentation sides: 1-4
5-11
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Name _____________________________________ Date __________________ Grade_________
Physics
Electric Charge Worksheet
1. Name the basic property of matter that carries a positive charge:_____________________
2. Name the basic property of matter that carries a negative charge:______________________
3. If we place two positive charges near each other and let them go so they are free to move, what
would happen?
4. If we place two negative charges near each other and let them go so they are free to move, what
would happen?
5. If we place a positive and a negative charge near each other and let them go so they are free to
move, what would happen?
6. If an object is said to be “negatively charged”, what does that mean about the number of protons in the object compared to the number of electrons?
7. What is the symbol we use for charge?______________________________________
8. What are the two different units we use for charge?_____________
9. An object has a charge of 3.4 * 1042 e. Convert this charge to Coulombs.
10. An object has a charge of 8.6 pC. Convert this charge to elementary charges (e).
Name _____________________________________ Date __________________ Grade_________
Physics
Electric Charge Worksheet
1. Name the basic property of matter that carries a positive charge:_____________________
2. Name the basic property of matter that carries a negative charge:______________________
3. If we place two positive charges near each other and let them go so they are free to move, what
would happen?
4. If we place two negative charges near each other and let them go so they are free to move, what
would happen?
5. If we place a positive and a negative charge near each other and let them go so they are free to
move, what would happen?
6. If an object is said to be “negatively charged”, what does that mean about the number of protons in the object compared to the number of electrons?
7. What is the symbol we use for charge?______________________________________
8. What are the two different units we use for charge?_____________
9. An object has a charge of 3.4 * 1042 e. Convert this charge to Coulombs.
10. An object has a charge of 8.6 pC. Convert this charge to elementary charges (e).
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