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Did you know that if you touch a metal spoon that¡¯s
been sitting in hot soup, it feels hot?



That's because the metal is a good conductor of heat!



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Hey kids! In today's video, we'll be learning about
conductors and insulators. Are you ready? Let's begin!



 



Conductors and insulators are materials that behave
differently when it comes to letting electricity or heat pass through them.



 



What is a conductor?



A conductor is a material that lets electricity or
heat move through it easily.



It's like an open door letting people walk through.



Conductors have free-moving electrons that can carry
electrical current or thermal energy from one part of the material to another.



Let's go over some examples of conductors.



Metals like copper or aluminum are really good at
letting electricity move through them.



That's why we use them for things like wires in your
home or school.



Water can also conduct electricity, which is why it's
important to stay away from water when using electrical devices.



If you touch a metal spoon that's been sitting in hot
soup, it feels hot because the metal is a good conductor of heat.



 



What is an insulator?



An insulator is a material that does not let
electricity or heat pass through it easily.



In insulators, the electrons are tightly bound to
their atoms, so they cannot move freely.



This makes it difficult for electricity or heat to
pass through.



It's like a closed door blocking electricity or heat
from getting through.



Let's go over some examples of insulators.



Rubber, plastic, and wood are all good insulators.



This is why the handles of tools or electrical cords
are often made of rubber or plastic so we don¡¯t get shocked.



Styrofoam cups are used for hot drinks because they
don't let heat pass through, so your hands won't get burned.



 



So to recap, conductors are like open doors.



They let electricity and heat pass through.



Insulators are like closed doors they keep electricity
and heat from passing through.



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Questions:

 



1. What is the main difference between a conductor and
an insulator?



2. Why are the handles of electrical tools often made
of rubber or plastic?



3. Give two examples of conductors and two examples of
insulators.​

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