Ideal for Physics classes.

This Grade I Physics Kit is ideal for use in the classroom, in Physics and Science classes, or in higher education, such as at university.

With this kit, students can learn about various topics, including Forces, Heat and Temperature, Light and its phenomena, Electricity and its respective subtopics (mentioned below). This kit is ideal for use by multiple students in different subjects, due to the variety of materials, topics, and subtopics.

Support for the teacher

Accompanied by a task manual and suggestions for using the support material, this Physics Kit Level I will help teachers make physics classes even more fun, practical, and dynamic.

Furthermore, students will acquire practical skills and theoretical knowledge on the topics discussed above through hands-on activities and experiences.

Skills acquired and achievable activities

85 feasible experiences.

Features

Dimensions: 40 x 60 x 21 cm;

Weight: 15 kg;

Composed of 152 pieces;

It includes an instruction manual.

Topics covered

Forces

Knowing the forces;

Forces in Action;

Weight is a force;

Calibration of a dynamometer;

Other types of force;

An odd addition;

Frictional forces;

The center of gravity;

Learning to use our strengths;

Equilibrium of a bar with its fulcrum at the center;

The levers;

Fixed pulleys and an inclined plane.

Heat and Temperature

Distinguish between heat and temperature;

An alcohol lamp;

Combustion;

Calibrating a thermometer;

Thermal expansion of solids;

Thermal expansion of liquids;

Thermal expansion of gases;

Heat and temperature;

Heat and liquid transmission;

Heat convection;

Irradiation;

Melting and solidification;

Evaporation;

Boiling;

Condensation of steam;

Fractional distillation.

Light and its phenomena

Dioptric focus;

Why do we see objects?

Do rays of light really exist?

The law of illumination;

The game of shadows;

Eclipses;

The reflection of light;

Reflection in spherical mirrors;

The passage of light from air into a transparent body;

The passage of light from a transparent body into the air;

Total reflection;

The lenses;

The decomposition of white light;

Images in plane mirrors;

Images through lenses;

The eye and its defects;

The compound microscope;

The slide projector.

Electricity

Understanding electricity;

Static electricity;

Protons and electrons;

Electrical forces;

Electrical induction;

Conductors and insulators;

The electroscope;

The use of the electroscope;

Lightning and thunderbolts;

Electricity in motion;

The batteries;

The electrical circuit;

Lamps in series and in parallel;

Transformation of electrical energy into heat;

Electrical conduction in liquids;

Electrolysis;

Magnets;

The magnetic poles;

The magnetic effect of electric current;

The electromagnet;

The electric doorbell.