Play “Pass the Electron” game with friends. Stand in a line. Everyone is holding one ball. That's your electron. The first person passes their ball down.

Electricity for Kids. Intro. What is Electricity? In order to understand the basics of electricity, it helps to first understand about atoms. Atoms are small ...

Electrical energy comes from tiny particles called electrons. They zip around inside the atoms that make up every object and living thing-including you!

What is Electricity? Electricity comes in many forms. Electricity is a basic part of nature and it is one of our most widely used forms of energy.

Now you know the basics of electricity—a current of electrons flows through wires and makes something happen, like lighting a light bulb or sounding an alarm.

Electricity is a form of energy. Electricity has an ability to do things. Electricity can run electrical appliances and other machines. Electricity lights up ...

How would using three (1.5V) cells affect the buzzer? What would happen to an electrical appliance that requires 3V if it was powered by 5V cell or battery?

Bring any drinks near electronics. • Touch any electrical appliances with wet hands. • Yank electrical cords from the wall. • Play near power lines.

This demonstration introduces the two major forms of electricity: static (non-moving) and dynamic (mov- ing). Static electricity is the form of electricity ...

12Electricity and Circuits. We use electricity for many purposes to make our tasks easier. For example, we use electricity to operate pumps that lift.