Motion, Time, and Electric Currents · Term 2

Heating Effect of Electric Current

Students will investigate how electric current generates heat and its applications in devices like heaters and fuses.

Key Questions

  1. Explain the phenomenon of the heating effect of electric current.
  2. Analyze how an electric fuse protects electrical appliances.
  3. Justify the choice of materials for heating elements in electrical appliances.

CBSE Learning Outcomes

CBSE: Electric Current and its Effects - Class 7
Class: Class 7
Subject: Science (EVS K-5)
Unit: Motion, Time, and Electric Currents
Period: Term 2

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Inquiry Circle

Small groups investigate an open question without direct instruction

30–55 min

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Case Study Analysis

Analyse a real situation, identify the problem, and recommend solutions

30–50 min

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