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== Example exercise: Electron exchange == | == Example exercise: Electron exchange == | ||
| − | '''Act out the exchange of electrons:'' | + | '''Act out the exchange of electrons:'' |
* all, stand in a line | * all, stand in a line | ||
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* and it goes on.... | * and it goes on.... | ||
| − | ''Chaos scenario | + | ''Chaos scenario: set free multiple electrons in system:'' |
what happens? the free ones WANT to go to the positive protons! | what happens? the free ones WANT to go to the positive protons! | ||
especially when their orbit is 'empty' or they have an excess in (negatively charged electrons) | especially when their orbit is 'empty' or they have an excess in (negatively charged electrons) | ||
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== Group exercise: You are the Electrons == | == Group exercise: You are the Electrons == | ||
| − | In the groups you formed during the last class: | + | ''In the groups you formed during the last class:'' |
* Read https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/what-is-electricity (20mins) | * Read https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/what-is-electricity (20mins) | ||
Latest revision as of 08:43, 20 April 2017
Example exercise: Electron exchange
'Act out the exchange of electrons:
- all, stand in a line
- form pairs of two
- determine who is the proton and who is the (valence electron))
- orbit!
- i push one valence electron in the beginning of the line out of its orbit, becoming a free electron
- free electron bounces agains nearby valence electron, replacing its position, become a valence electron again while setting free the previously valence electron
- and it goes on....
Chaos scenario: set free multiple electrons in system: what happens? the free ones WANT to go to the positive protons! especially when their orbit is 'empty' or they have an excess in (negatively charged electrons)
Group exercise: You are the Electrons
In the groups you formed during the last class:
- Read https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/what-is-electricity (20mins)
- Sketch out a choreography act out concepts 20 mins
- Somehow make clear your different roles, who is the electron, who is a proton, etc (tshirts? signs? hats?)
- With your group physically act out one (or more) concept introduced on the page, using your bodies (30mins)
- document your choreography on your individual wiki pages!
things to act out, for example:
- Conductor vs Isolator
- Static Discharge
- Current electricity
- Resistors
- Simple circuit (Illuminating a Light Bulb)
