Conduction is one of three types of heat transfers. Conduction is a transfer of heat through the contact of two or more objects and one object's heat energy is transferred to the other(s). One example of conduction is when a person puts his/her hand on a stove and burns their hand. Another example of conduction is when you put you hand on the iron when someone is ironing the laundry. Also conduction can be between a car, a stove, and a donkey which is when the car hit the donkey carrying the stove. Then the stove irons the donkey, and then the donkey burns the car. When you are cooking pasta in a pot and you hold on to the handle, that is conduction. Another example is when you have a waffle iron fall on your hand. The final example is when a flaming cannon ball flies into your face or car.
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