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1 Investigation one: Electricity
Book one: energy Investigation one: Electricity

2 Focus questions What is needed to light a light bulb?
What is a conductor of electricity? What is the difference between series and parallel circuits?

3 Get your Plicker’s answer pages ready!
Plicker’s intro Get your Plicker’s answer pages ready!

4 Flashlight activity

5 1. Energy - The ability to do work

6 To use force to move an object
2. work - To use force to move an object

7 Observable evidence of energy
3. Motion - Observable evidence of energy

8 Observable evidence of energy
4. Light - Observable evidence of energy

9 A place where energy comes from
5. Energy source - A place where energy comes from

10 Types of Energy sources

11 Energy that flows through circuits
6. Electricity - Energy that flows through circuits

12 What does electricity create?

13 A pathway for the flow of electricity
7. circuit - A pathway for the flow of electricity

14 The flow of electricity through a conductor
8. Electric Current - The flow of electricity through a conductor

15 A complete circuit in which electricity flows
9. Closed circuit - A complete circuit in which electricity flows

16 An incomplete circuit in which electricity can’t flow
10. Open circuit - An incomplete circuit in which electricity can’t flow

17 11. Component - One item in a circuit

18 12. Contact point - A place in a circuit where connections are made to allow electricity to flow through

19 A source of electricity; A battery
13. d-cell - A source of electricity; A battery

20 The positive and negative ends of a battery
14. Terminal - The positive and negative ends of a battery

21 A source of stored chemical energy
15. Battery - A source of stored chemical energy

22 A metal object which an electric current moves through
16. wire - A metal object which an electric current moves through

23 17. lightbulb - A filament held by two stiff wires and surrounded by a clear glass globe

24 A device to open and close circuits
18. switch - A device to open and close circuits

25 A device that produces motion with electricity
19. motor - A device that produces motion with electricity

26 Parts of a circuit drawing

27 Make a lightbulb light up!
Experiment! Make a lightbulb light up!

28 A circuit that has one pathway for a current to flow
20. series circuit - A circuit that has one pathway for a current to flow

29 A circuit that has two or more pathways for current to flow
21. Parallel circuit - A circuit that has two or more pathways for current to flow

30 A substance that electricity will flow through
22. Conductor - A substance that electricity will flow through

31 A substance that electricity will not flow through
23. Insulator - A substance that electricity will not flow through

32 What is a conductor of electricity?
Experiment! What is a conductor of electricity?

33 Focus questions What is needed to light a light bulb?
What is a conductor of electricity? What is the difference between series and parallel circuits?


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