Begin the lesson with a discussion on the importance of electricity in daily life. Ask students to list devices they use that require electricity.

Introduce the concept of electric current and its role in the flow of electric charge. Explain the difference between conductors and insulators.

Use the video 'Electrical Conductors and Insulators' to illustrate how different materials interact with electricity. This video will help students understand the properties of conductors and insulators through real-world examples.

Discuss how electrical energy can be transformed into other forms of energy, such as light, heat, and kinetic energy. Use examples like light bulbs and hair dryers.

Watch the video 'Electricity – Sources and Uses' to explore the different sources of electricity and its applications. This video emphasizes the importance of energy efficiency and safety.

Conduct an experiment to identify materials that act as electrical conductors and insulators. Use a simple circuit to test various materials.

Use the assessment 'Electrical Conductors and Insulators' to guide students through planning and conducting their investigation. This worksheet helps students analyze and interpret their findings.

Assign the worksheet 'What Is Electricity?' where students fill in blanks using their textbooks to reinforce their understanding of basic electricity concepts.

Engage students in a discussion to check their understanding of electric current and the role of conductors and insulators. Ask them to provide examples from their experiment.

Have students reflect on the safety considerations when using electrical devices, especially in the presence of water. Discuss the implications of using insulators for safety.

Administer the 'Electric Charge – Comprehension' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of electric charge and its real-world applications.

Encourage students to explore further by trying the quiz at the end of the unit to test their comprehension of electricity and circuits.