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L'ampoule électrique

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Dans la collection Une minute de science svp!, L'Ampoule électrique explique à l'aide d'archives, d'animation et d'une narration, une idée brillante d'Edison ou comment fonctionne l'ampoule électrique?

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Dans la collection Une minute de science svp!, L'Ampoule électrique explique à l'aide d'archives, d'animation et d'une narration, une idée brillante d'Edison ou comment fonctionne l'ampoule électrique?
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  • direction
    Sylvain Charbonneau
  • production
    Jean-Jacques Leduc
  • associate producer
    Marc Bertrand
  • music
    Denis Larochelle
  • narration
    Marc Labrèche
  • animation
    Nicola Lemay
  • editing
    José Heppell

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Ages 10 to 11
School subjects
Science - Physical Science
Teacher asks students to: - do a research project on Thomas Edison; - identify the parts of a light bulb; - give a presentation on the various types of bulbs sold in stores; sort them by how they are used and how much power they consume; - make an electric circuit that can be used to turn a light bulb on, and add a switch to the circuit; - draw the circuit diagram for an electric power transmission network, from generating station to light bulb.
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