BB&W

I would say she needs two wires. My explanation of this is that each wire will connect to the light bulb on one end for each wire. The other end of each wire will touch the battery. One end from one wire will touch the positive end of the battery and one end of the other wire will touch the negative end of the battery.

Pink Sheet Strengths Pink Sheet Weaknesses

More student oriented Doesn't provide guidance is student is stuck

Encourages multiple ways to arrive at answer Doesn't provide explanation

Students arrive at answers themselves Students may not understand why it works

Students can form their own explanations

Yellow Sheet Strengths Yellow Sheet Weaknesses

Gives easy to follow instruction Very teacher oriented

Gives visual representations Doesn't explain why/how circuit is completed

Easy steps to see where you went wrong if doesn't light Does not allow students to try other ways

Students may not understand what to record

NSES Content Standard B: Light, Heat, Electricity and Magnetism

Benchmark: Electrical circuits require a complete loop through which an electrical current can pass.

Learning Goals: Students should know how to complete a circuit by using a power source and something to connect the power source to complete a circuit (ex. lighting a light bulb with a battery and wire)

Learning Performances: Students can complete a circuit with a single battery, bulb, and wire.

Students can complete a circuit with a single battery, more than one bulb and more than one wire.