Magic Mug

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Pur pose Help pupils see the link between different themes in Science. Science is very REAL. With technology and creativity, it can help us to solve real-life daily problems. A different approach to reignite their interest in Science – Science learning can be fun!


T ask My hot coffee in this cup has turned cold! I heard my friend has a special container that can keep hot drinks hot, and cold drinks cold, for a longer period of time. Would you like to help me make one?


SI Os *List the various types of materials *Identify good and bad conductors of heat. - good conductors: metals - bad conductors: wood, plastic, air *Relate the change in temperature of an object to the gain or loss of heat by the object.


T ask Over view 3 sessions - 2 periods each (1hr)

Individual Reflections

Groups of 5

Task Booklets

Presentation & MiniCompetition


T ask - Wor k sheet


M ini Competition After Session 3

Side of classroom

Table to record data

Winner: least temp. change

Hourly for 3 hours


T ask - Rubr ics


Pr eventive measur es Use of scissors and superglue in the making of mugs – briefing, extra alert

Safety: mugs left on teacher’s desk with supervision during data collection

Use of netbooks during session 1 – ensure on task by surveying

Use of materials (e.g. glass) – extra caution Forget to bring – Anticipated materials prepared


Possible Response 1


Possible Response 2

Self-made thermo



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