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1. State uses of electricity in day to day life

2. State few electricity generating devices

3. Identify components in an electric circuit by manipulating them correctly

4. Denote components of electricity of an electrical cuircut by standard symbols

5. Name given simple electronic components

6. Identify electrical conductors and insulators by performing simple activities

7. Accept that electrical appliances and electronic components should be handled safely and productivel

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What are the different sources of electricity you know? Discuss with a partner.

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This is the flow of the lesson. Go through each section and take out your notes

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with the help of the teacher try to do these small practicals as groups

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Complete the worksheet on identifying electricity sources. This activity will help you to apply what you have learned.

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Life without electricity is unimaginable. Yesteryear's luxuries have become today's necessities. The printable electricity worksheets have ample exercises in store for children in grade 1 through grade 6 to comprehend the flow of electric current in open, closed, series and parallel circuits. Find PDFs to identify the power sources as 'mains' or 'battery', interpret electrical symbols, learn to distinguish between conductors and insulators, comprehend positive, negative and neutral electric charges and a lot more! Access some of these worksheets for free!

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Life without electricity is unimaginable. Yesteryear's luxuries have become today's necessities. The printable electricity worksheets have ample exercises in store for children in grade 1 through grade 6 to comprehend the flow of electric current in open, closed, series and parallel circuits.

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During the lesson, teachers will observe student discussions, practicals and review the worksheets created on Padlet to assess understanding.

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At the end of the unit, take a quiz to demonstrate your understanding of the different sources of electricity and their implications.

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Share what you have learned about electricity sources and discuss how this knowledge can help us lead a more comfortable life.

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Read the article 'The Future of Electricity' to expand your understanding of how future technologies might change the way we generate and use electricity.

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If you want to electrify your home, you probably have some things to replace! These can range from your stove to your home heating system or car. Here are some of the major household appliances or systems you can replace with an electricity-based alternative

Stove

Gas ovens and stovetops have been a mainstay in American kitchens for over a century. You'll find them in older houses and many recently renovated and newly built homes. Moving away from gas appliances to electricity-based induction stoves is not only greener, it's also safer. Unlike older gas stoves, electric stoves don't hold onto residual heat after you turn them off. Swapping out a gas stove for an induction model is a great first step toward electrifying your home.

Heating (and cooling) system

Another step toward electrifying your home is to replace your current HVAC system with an air source heat pump, a high-efficiency all-in-one heating and cooling system. They work exactly like an air conditioner during the warmer months but can also heat your home during the colder parts of the year. The latest models can work well even in bitterly cold weather, and thousands and thousands of people have already successfully switched from fossil-fuel heating to a heat pump. You can install them in almost any home, with or without existing ductwork. Some of the best models are now eligible for big incentives, too.

Hot water heater

In addition to replacing your HVAC system, check to see if your home's water heater runs on gas or electricity. If it's the former, you can easily replace it with an electric hot water heater. If it already runs on electricity, you can upgrade your system to a heat-pump water heater for better efficiency or even replace it with a solar hot water heating system. Solar hot water heaters use heat from the sun to warm up your home's water: They're a great way to harness solar energy to further your home's electrification journey.

Dryer

In your laundry room, your dryer may be gas-powered as well. When checking out your stove and hot water heater, remember to look at the energy your dryer uses to dry your clothing. You can update it and replace it with an electric dryer simultaneously with everything else.

Car

If you've electrified other major appliances and systems in your home, an electric vehicle (EV) is another step you can take on your home electrification journey. You'll save money on gas, and you can charge your car overnight while you sleep. Almost all electric vehicles on the market now have a range suitable for the average American family, so you won't have to worry about stopping to charge it constantly, other than on longer road trips.

While charging an EV can increase your electricity bill overall, you'll see savings in what you previously spent on gas to drive your old car. If you want to offset those charging costs, you can always install solar panels on your property to power your EV with free electricity produced by the sun!

Electrical panel

Your electrical panel is the connection point for all these electrical upgrades. Depending on the size of your current electrical panel, you may need an upgrade, or you may need to add a sub-panel to support higher electrical loads! This is also a great time to add an energy management system, allowing you to monitor and control your electricity usage. Energy management systems come in various forms, such as a new smart electrical panel like Span or a smart subpanel like Lumin.

Other energy-efficient upgrades

In addition to extensive upgrades like appliances, HVAC systems, and vehicles, you can also make minor upgrades around your home so it operates as efficiently as possible. You can undertake a home efficiency audit, often through your local electric utility, to get started. They will assess your home for heating and cooling efficiency and other structural or layout issues that might cause it to use more power than necessary to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature.

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The Future Of Electricity: Electrification

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Explore the electrifying future of energy with EnergySage. Navigate through innovations and make future-proof decisions.