Fruity Batteries in Year 6!
- Goldthorn Park
- Sep 25
- 1 min read
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As part of our Science learning on electricity, Year 6 investigated how fruit can be used to make a battery! By carefully inserting zinc and copper into different fruits, we discovered that a chemical reaction takes place, producing a flow of electricity.
We then used a voltmeter to measure the voltage created by each fruit. Some fruits, like lemons, produced more voltage than others – showing us how science can be surprising and fun.
The children were fascinated to see that everyday items, such as fruit, can create electricity and even power small devices.
💡 Science in action – sparking curiosity! 💡
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