Begin the lesson by discussing how some appliances use electricity even when not in use, similar to leaving a tap running. This analogy helps students understand the importance of saving electricity.

Explain the concept of using natural light to reduce electricity consumption. Encourage students to think about how they can use sunlight instead of electric lights during the day.

Introduce the benefits of low-energy light bulbs and appliances. Discuss how they help conserve electricity and are a better option for homes and schools.

Watch the video 'Electricity – Sources and Uses' to understand how electricity is generated and used in daily life. This video emphasizes energy efficiency and the benefits of renewable energy.

Discuss the impact of simple actions, like washing dishes by hand, on saving electricity. Encourage students to think of other actions they can take to conserve energy.

Engage students in creating a poster about saving electricity. This activity encourages them to think creatively about practical ways to conserve energy.

Have students identify appliances at home that use electricity even when not in use. Encourage them to think of ways to minimize this usage.

Use the 'Using Electricity' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of electricity usage and power sources. This activity helps them recognize everyday applications of electricity.

Reflect on the importance of saving electricity and how small actions can lead to significant savings. Encourage students to share their thoughts and ideas.

Conclude the lesson with the 'Electrical Safety' assessment to reinforce safe practices when using electricity. This activity promotes critical thinking about safety.

Encourage students to take the unit quiz to test their comprehension of the topic.