1. Thinking skills Switches and current
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2. Electricity should flow through air.
Think of a Plus, a Minus and an Interesting point about this statement:
Electricity should flow through air.
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3. Electricity should flow through air.
Think of a Plus, a Minus and an Interesting point about this statement:
Electricity should flow through air.
Plus: Wires would not be needed to complete circuits.
Minus: You could not control where the electricity goes.
Interesting: Would we have to wear insulating suits to stop us getting electrocuted? Electricity already goes through air when we have lightning.
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4. Consider all the possible answers to this statement:
The bulb in a circuit will not light.
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5. Consider all the possible answers to this statement:
The bulb in a circuit will not light.
The bulb is broken.
There is a break in the circuit.
The cell does not have any stored energy left.
There is no cell in the circuit.
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6. Which is the odd one out in this list?
Cell Light bulb Switch
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7. Which is the odd one out in this list?
Cell Light bulb Switch
Cell because it produces/pushes the electricity.
Light bulb because it produces light.
Switch because it is the only one that does not transfer energy into a different form.
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