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What conducts electricity?

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Simple Circuit Diagram

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We normally get electricity from the mains or batteries.

A circuit is a complete route or course.

An electrical circuit has electricity flowing throught it.

Electricity only flows when the circuit is complete with no gaps.

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Electricity Interactive Games and Activities - Woodlands Science Zone

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Many interactive electricity games and activities - Woodands Science Zone, bringing learning alive for Kids

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S5P2. Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information to investigate electricity.
a. Obtain and combine information from multiple sources to explain the difference between
naturally occurring electricity (static) and human-harnessed electricity.
b. Design a complete, simple electric circuit, and explain all necessary components.
c. Plan and carry out investigations on common materials to determine if they are insulators or
conductors of electricity.
S5P3. Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information about magnetism and its
relationship to electricity.
a. Construct an argument based on experimental evidence to communicate the differences in
function and purpose of an electromagnet and a magnet.
(Clarification statement: Function is limited to understanding temporary and permanent
magnetism.)

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S5P2. Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information to investigate electricity.
a. Obtain and combine information from multiple sources to explain the difference between
naturally occurring electricity (static) and human-harnessed electricity.
b. Design a complete, simple electric circuit, and explain all necessary components.
c. Plan and carry out investigations on common materials to determine if they are insulators or
conductors of electricity.
S5P3. Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information about magnetism and its
relationship to electricity.
a. Construct an argument based on experimental evidence to communicate the differences in
function and purpose of an electromagnet and a magnet.
(Clarification statement: Function is limited to understanding temporary and permanent
magnetism.)

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The Sticky Balloon Trick! | Physics for Kids

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The science of static electricity - Anuradha Bhagwat

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In this free science game, players follow clues to unearth hidden magnets! The tool kit provides clues that develop map skills and electromagnetics knowledge.

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Electrical Conductivity | #aumsum #kids #science #education #children

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What is CURRENT– electric current explained, electricity basics

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What is Electric Current?

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How does current flow????

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The Electric Circuit!!!

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Electrical Conductivity | #aumsum #kids #science #education #children

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Magnetism | The Dr. Binocs Show | Educational Videos For Kids

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Use your existing Discovery Education username and password. Want to experience Discovery Education? Request a Demo Does your school/district access Discovery Education from a custom URL? Enter your district's custom URL to sign in using Single Sign On (SSO).

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BrainPOP- Magnets

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Electricity and magnetism...two sides of the same coin.

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The Science Behind Magnets: How do they Work? - Stuff to Blow Your Kids' Mind #2

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How to Make an Electromagnet - Science Experiment

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Though every kindergarten student may know that magnets can be used to hold school artwork on the fridge, they may not know the many other uses for magnets there are. In the Magnets module students will learn about tiny and huge magnets that are used every day.

Students will also learn to predict which objects a magnet will attract and test those predictions through interactive activities. The Silly Bulls game allows students to practice with the vocabulary they are learning so that they can use scientific terms to describe their explorations with magnets.
Magnetic or Not Sticky Stuff Support Document
Science4Us provides the essentials that teachers need to confidently and effectively lead a classroom in any science lesson. This demo shows:

One section of the "Teacher Explain"

One of the 40 teacher support documents

The online evaluation uses photographs and written and spoken words to evaluate how well students have understood the information in the module.

Teachers have access to professional development in the form of Teacher Lessons and printable Teacher Guides, both of which can be used before, during and after the lesson. Teacher Guides include hands-on activities, discussion questions and more to help further enhance student understanding.

Teacher Lessons are specific to each module and include an array of information that help you take the knowledge beyond the science lesson. These can be used to review content background, common student misconceptions, vocabulary extensions and more. For example, when it comes to Magnets, there are a number of misconceptions, one being that all metal objects are attracted by magnets, when in fact many metal objects are not attracted to magnets such as coins, aluminum foil, aluminum cans, and copper wire.

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Though every kindergarten student may know that magnets can be used to hold school artwork on the fridge, they may not know the many other uses for magnets there are. In the Magnets module students will learn about tiny and huge magnets that are used every day.

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Tim and Moby give you a working knowledge of electrical circuits, including the power source, terminals, and volts. It’s all pretty shocking!

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Parallel vrs Series Circuits - IGCSE Physics

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How  to draw an Electric Circuit diagram  for Kids

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How Does Electricity Reach Our Homes? | Animated Fun Facts of Science for Kids | Electricity

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Introduction to Electricity- video for kids

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Simple, Series, and Parallel Circuit Pictures

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Simple, Series, and Parallel Circuit Pictures

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How ELECTRICITY works - working principle

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Electricity: StudyJams! Science | Scholastic.com

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Did you know that we get electricity from water, the sun, and even from wind? This fun activity will teach students about the ways electricity is produced.