Static Electricity
Current Electricity
Electrical Circuits & Electricity Basics
Conductors & Insulators
Electricity in Everyday Life
100

 It’s the build-up of electric charge on the surface of an object.

What is static electricity?

100

This type of electricity flows continuously through a circuit.

What is current electricity?

100

This is a complete path for electricity to flow.

What is a closed circuit?

100

A material that allows electricity to flow easily.

What is a conductor?

100

This light-producing item glows when electric current passes through it.

What is a light bulb?

200

This common object can make your hair stand up when rubbed on your head

What is a balloon?

200

This is a device that supplies electrical energy to a circuit.

What is a battery?

200

This device can turn a circuit (power) on or off.

What is a switch?

200

A material that blocks the flow of electricity.

What is an insulator?

200

This appliance uses electric current to spin, and takes away water from your clothes.

What is a dryer (or washing machine)?

300

Static electricity is caused by the transfer of these tiny negatively charged particles.

What are electrons?

300

These are wires that allow current to flow in a circuit.

What are conductors?

300

These are materials electricity can easily travel through.

What are conductors?

300

This metal is often used in electrical wires because it's cheap and conducts well.

What is copper?

300

You plug your phone into one of these to charge it.

What is an electrical outlet?

400

This natural phenomenon is a powerful example of static discharge.

What is lightning?

400

When energy "flows", through something what is that called?

*hint, fast water is also sometimes called this....*

What is a current?

400

This is the name for the amount of “push” behind electric current.
*hint, starts with the letter V*

What is Voltage?

400

The plastic coating around wires are doing what?
*Hint, what is the plastic coating? starts with an I*

What is insulating?

400

This common safety device in homes stops current when circuits are overloaded.

*hint, causes you to lose power, so you have to go flip the _________*

What is a circuit breaker (or fuse)?

500

You might feel this small sudden shock when touching a metal doorknob.

What is a static discharge (or electric shock)?

500

These help carry electricity from power plants to homes and schools.

What are power lines?

500

This type of energy is transformed into light and heat when you turn on a lamp.

What is electrical energy?

500

This metal is a better conductor than copper but is more expensive.

What is silver?

500

Too much electricity flowing through a circuit can cause this.

What is overheating (or a short circuit)

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