Very Nice Vocabulary
Circuit Circus
Types of Energy
It's Electric!
Randomness
100

This is something that does not let electric pass through it easily.

What is an insulator?

100

This powers a circuit.

What is a battery?

100

A light bulb gives off this.

What is thermal and light energy?

100

Copper, silver, water, and steel are all examples of this.

What are conductors?

100

This is how thermal energy travels when it is traveling through a liquid or a gas.

What is convection?

200

This is the total sum of kinetic and potential energy.

What is mechanical energy?
200

This item can be opened or closed.

What is a switch?

200

A fan gives off this.

What is mechanical energy?

200

Roberta used this to help her attach the different sections of her circuit together.

What is a wire?

200

This is how energy travels when it is traveling through empty space.

What is radiation?

300

This allows electricity to flow in two or more path ways. 

What is a parallel circuit?

300

This part of a circuit using the electricity.

What is a resistance?

300

A buzzer gives off this kind of energy.

What is sound?

300

These are great electrostatic discharges.

What is lightning?

300

This is how energy travels when two objects are touching.

What is conduction?

400

This can cause you to get shocked.

What is static electricity?

400

In this type of circuit, if one item breaks, the rest of the circuit doesn't work.

What is a series circuit?

400

A TV gives off these forms of energy.

What is light and sound?

400

These can keep you from getting electrocuted. 

What are insulators?

400

This is in an atom and it has a positive charge.

What is a proton?

500

This is the total amount of kinetic energy in a substance.

What is thermal energy?
500

This travels through a circuit to give the objects power.

What is electric current?

500
A radio gives off these forms of energy.

What is light and sound energy?

500

This is in an atom and it has a negative charge.

What is an electron?

500

This is in an atom and it has a neutral charge.

What is a neutron?