Complex Machines part II (2nd grade)
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Let's begin with exercise four at the top of page 103.
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In this exercise, you will look around your home and try to find a complex machine.
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So we will not be looking in the classroom.
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Instead, you will look around your house, maybe in the living room or in the bedroom,
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and try to find a complex machine. This might be for example a computer
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or maybe even a television that you watch and use for fun activities. Now let's move on to exercise
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five. Look and write simple or complex under each machine and tool. You will label under each whether
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it is simple or complex. So remember that simple tools only have one or two parts and they do
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simple tasks. Complex machines make difficult tasks easier, and they do a lot of different
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things and have many different parts. So please write under each picture whether it is simple or
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complex. For example, this axe, if you can think and remember, you can recall that
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an axe is a wedge, and a wedge is a simple machine. However, a telephone is a
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complex machine because there are many different parts inside of the screen
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that make it work and because the function of the telephone is much more
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complex than a simple machine. Now we will move forward to exercise six. On the
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left side we will write three simple machines and on the right side we will
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write three complex machines. First, I will read you this box to make it easier to fill
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in with the correct machine and its description. A simple machine has a few or no moving parts.
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A complex machine is a combination of simple machines, so it has many simple machines inside
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of it all together working. A complex machine is a combination of simple machines and has
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parts that move. Some complex machines need electricity to work, so you need to plug it
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into the wall or you need to put batteries inside for it to work because it needs electricity
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and power. So on this side, you will write simple machine at the end of each sentence.
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And you will fill in two missing simple machines. So as you can see, we have crossed off lever
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because we have our first example. A lever is a simple machine. Now think of the remaining
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machines that we have above and write
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two more simple machines. A is a simple machine
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and A is a simple machine. Then you can cross off above
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what you have filled in with the spaces so that you can continue forward on
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the right side and it makes it easier to fill in with our complex machines.
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Okay, so let me help you with the first example.
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Which of these is a complex machine? A computer is a very good example of a
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complex machine because there are many moving parts in a
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computer and it needs electricity, power,
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for it to work. So I will write in this line, a computer is a complex, and you can write below
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if you run out of space, machine. A computer is a complex machine. And now I can cross off
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computer and fill in the other blank. Complete the sentences with two more examples of complex
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machines that you can choose from here. Okay, excellent work class. I'll see you next time. Bye-bye.
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- Autor/es:
- Beatriz
- Subido por:
- Beatriz C.
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- 29 de abril de 2020 - 11:20
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