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-One thing I learned was how to measure amps and volts.

-The 2nd thing that I learned was the 2 different circuits and how the circuits work.

- The 3rd thing that I learned was the different parts of the light bulb and that tungsten has a melting point of 6,100.

- the 4th thing i learned was the flow of electrons was the definition of electricty.

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what a open and closed circuit   and  and   series and  parallel and voltage drop and amps

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1. I learned the parts of a lightbulb.
2. Learned the defintion of electricity.
3. I learned how to build a circut.
4. I learned Parrel and Series circuts.
5. I learned voltage drop.

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Connor McCall

1. I learned what the meaning of voltage and current is.
2. I learned the parts of the lightbulb.
3. I learned about how the electrons work in the conductor.
4. I learned about the different types of circuits.

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1. I learned how to measure volts with a voltmeter and how to measure voltage drops in a circuit.
2. I learned how to measure the current with an ammeter and know how fast the electrons are moving through the circuit.
3. I learned that you need to have a power source, load, and wires in order to have a working circuit.
4. I learned about parallel and series circuits.

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1. I learned what tungsten is and it's melting point
2. I learned the parts of a circuit
3. I learned the difference between parallel and series circuits
4. I learned how to use a voltmeter and an ammeter

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Thomas Dente

-Everything about a lightbulb, from the parts of it to how tungsten is used because it has a high melting point of 6,100 degrees Celcius
-Open, closed, series, and parallel circuits.
-Voltage is measured in volts with a voltmeter and current is measured in amps with an ammeter.
-A circuit needs at least a power source, a load, and a conductor.
-The definition of electricity.
-Voltage drop and how to measure it.
-Conductors and Insulators
-Resistance and how it is measured in ohms.

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1. I know all the parts of the light bulb
2. I learned the melting point of tungsten is 6,100 degrees Fahrenheit
3. I learned the difference between series and parallel circuits
4. I learned there is no oxygen in a light bulb, but sometimes there's some Argon

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1. I learned how electricity i transferred from on place on another in a circute.
2. Another thing I learned was the different types of circute types and different parts of the light bulb.
3. Learned the melting point of tungsten
4. I learned how you measure electricity

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1. Tungsten has a melting point of 6100 degrees
2. How to make a circuit/how to light a lightbulb
3.i know what amps and volts are
4.I understand voltage drop
5. I know the difference between sries and parallel
6. I know the difference between open and closed cirrcuit.

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1. I'm confident I know how voltage drop works
2. I know what insulators and conductors are
3. I know how high the melting point of Tungsten is (6000+ C)
4. I know the 3 requirements of a circuit

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1. I learned about voltage drops
2. I learned about tungsten and it's melting point
3. I learned the parts of the bulb
4. I learned about what's really inside a lightbulb

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1. I learned what voltage drop and how the power is disputed to each of the bulbs.
2. I learned that the melting point of tungsten is 6,100 degrees!
3. I learned the different parts of a light bulb.
4. I learned how a circuit worked and the difference between a series and parallel circuit .

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Hazel Bouchard
1. I learned that there are different types of circuits.
2. I learned part of a light bulb
3. I learned what tungsten was
4. I learned what electricity really is

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1.I know what voltage drop is.
2. I know the definition of electricity.
3. I learned the parts of the light bulb.
4.I learned how to create a circuit.
5.I learned what Parallel and Series circuits are.

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1.I learned why they use tungsten for the filament.
2.I learned what amps means and what it measures
3. I learned that its not the protons creating the electricity
4.I learned what voltage drop is.

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Emmett Petrie
1. The squiggly line in a bulb is called the filament and it is made of Tungsten.
2. I learned how to build a circuit.
3. I learned that there are specific contact points in a lightbulb.
4. I learned that there is no oxygen in a lightbulb only argon.

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Lucy Baird
1. I now know that parts of a lightbulb.
2. I now understand how a circuit works.
3. I know what electricity really is.
4. I know how to measure volts and amps.

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1. voltage drop
2. i learned how to build a circuit
3.i learned the melting piont of tungsten which is 6,100
4.currents is measured in amps

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I learned what a Voltage drop is, I also learned about the melting point of tungsten, and how energy transfers in a circuit. I now also know what amps are!

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1. Voltage Drop
2. What the parts of a circuit is
3. The parts of a light bulb
4.The difference between parallel and series circuits

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1. Votage drop
2. Tungsten has a 6,100 degree meeting point
3. The parts of the light
4. Currents is measured in amps.

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Rowan Hession

1. The definition of electricity is: The flow of electrons.
2. All of the parts of the light bulb.
3. How to make a circuit.
4. What the filament is made of.

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1. votage drop
2. parallel curcits
3. parts of light bulb

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1.Flow of electricity
2. Open and closed circuits
3. Parnell and series circuits
4. The voltage drop

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1- That tungsten has a melting point of 6100
2- That there is no oxygen in light bulbs
3- How to measure voltage
4-That there are different types of circuits

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1. I know what the parts of a circuit are now.
2. I know and understand what electricity is.
3. I learned about different circuits and now know how a light bulb works.
4. I fully understand now what voltage and amps truly mean.

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1. I learned that there multiple types of circuits
2. I learned how to build a circuit.
3. I learned that there are two contact points
4. i learned that tungsten has a 6,100 degree melting point

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1. Voltage drop

2. the parts of a light bulb

3. Current is measured in amps

4. I learned that tungsten has a melting point of 6,100 degrees

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1. I now know the parts of a lightbulb.
2. I learned how to build a circuit.
3. I learned the melting point of tungsten is over 6,000.
4. I learned about voltage drop.

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1. I never knew about the filament or contact points on a light bulb but now I know all the parts of a light bulb.
2. I didn't know there were two kinds of circuits but know I know about series and parallel
3. I didn't know about voltage and current but know understand how both work.
4. I never realized that there wasn't any oxygen in a lightbulb

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1. I learned that the definition is the flow of electrons.
2. I learned the names and parts of a light bulb.
3. I learned that there are 2 contact points on a light bulb.
4. I did not know there were different types of circuts.

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1. Parts of the light bulb.
2. That filament is made of Tungsten.
3. The current is how slow or fast the electrons are moving.
4. Amps are used to measure the current.

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|  Mick Walsh                                         |

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|  Mick Walsh                                         |

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-Voltage Drop

-Types of Circuits

-Parts of the Bulb

-Positive and negative points on a light bulb

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1 I never knew that tungsten has a melting point of 6100
2 I didn't know there were different types of circuits
3 There are 11 parts of a lightbulb
4 how to measure a current

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1. I learned that only the electrons move in an atom.
2. I learned how to find the amps (current) in the flow of electrons.
3. I learned how to find how many volts something has.
4. I learned how to tell a series circuit from a parallel circuit.

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1. I learned that to have an electrical circuit, you need a power source, a conductor, and a load.
2. Tungsten is the material filament is made out of and it has a melting point of 6,100 degrees.
3. There is no oxygen in the glass bulb of the light bulb. There could be other gases though such as argon.
4. A parallel circuit is a circuit with multiple paths and a series circuit is made up of one path with multiple light bulbs.

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1. I know that amps are measured with an anemometer.
2. I learned that the definition of electricity is "The flow of electrons."
3. I learned that tungsten has a melting point of 6,100 degrees.
4. I learned that a light bulb doesn't have oxygen inside it but maybe some gases even argon.

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1.  Amps are measured by the current speed.
2. How a light bulb works.
3. That the heat in a light bulb is 6000 degrees.
4. A parallel circuit is better then a series circuit.

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1. At first i only knew the glass bulb but after this i know every single part.
2. I never new tungsten like i knew it before the class taught me so much of these elements
3. Before i knew nothing of series or parallel circuit
4. I never knew how to measure a currents before .

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1. I learned that tungsten has a boiling point of 6,100 degrees.
2. I learned that you measure current in AMPS.
3. I learned that there is no oxygen in a light bulb.
4. I learned there are two contact points on a light bulb.

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1.I learned about parts of a light bulb
2.What the gas was called inside a light bulb
3.where the contact wires were
4.Amps is how fast the electrons flow

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1 Amps is how fast the electrons flow.
2 What filament is made out of.
3 What the melting point of tungsten is.
4 What the contact point wire is.

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1. I learned that the definition of electricity is "the flow of electrons."
2. To measure how fast electrons are moving in a circuit, you can use an ammeter.
3. In order for a light bulb to light, wires must be touching the foot and screwthread on the bulb.
4. There are parallel and series circuits.

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1. I learned that the unit for measuring electricity (volts) is named after Alessandro Volta
2. I learned that the more bulbs in a circuit the less the voltage drop
3. I learned that the current of a circuit is measured in AMPS after Ampere
4. Finally, I learned that a circuit needs a power source, conductor, and a load

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1. I never knew all the parts in the light bulb.

2. What the gas was called inside the light bulb.

3. The diffrents with amps and voltage.

4. Where the suports where located.

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1. I learned that the filiment of a light bulb is made of tungsten, which has a melting point of 6,100 degrees.
2. I learned that a light bulb has no oxygen in it and it sometimes has argon gas inside.
3. I learned how to make a light bulb light up
4. I learned how to make different types of circuits.

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1:I know that an electrical circuit needs three things which are Power source, conducter, and load.
2: I know the current is measured in amps with a ammeter.
3: I know the filament is made from tungsten.
4: I know the difference between a parallel circuit and a series circuit.

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1. The flow of electrons in a circuit is electricity.

2. In a light bulb there is not oxygen but sometimes argon is used.

3. A series circuit is one pathway when a parallel is multiple pathways. Also that it is better to use a parallel circuit in your home.

4. The parts of an Incandescent Light bulb.

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1. I never knew the difference between a parrallel and series circuit.
2. There is no oxygen in a bulb.
3. The current in a circuit is the speed of the electrons.
4. Tungsten is used for the filament because it has a melting point of 6,100 degrees fahrenheit.

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1. Where the contact point wires are.
2. How they measure amps.
3. How they measure volts.
4. Adding more volts to the power source makes the bulb grow brighter.

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1.I did not used to know the contact points
2. I did not know What filament or Tungsten was
3. That a light bulb is a vacuum and has argon in it.
4. Now I know the difference between series and parallel circuts.

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1 I never knew all the parts of a light bulb
2  what a series and parallel circuit was
3 There is no oxygen in a bulb
4 How you measure the amps

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1: I learned how to measure AMPS.
2: I learned how to measure voltage.
3: I learned all the parts of a light bulb.
4: I learned why it is better to have a parallel circuit than a series.

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1 i did not know all the part of the light bulb
2.what adoms make up
3.the diffrent typs of ciurcets
4.how u mesure the volteg

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1-How to build a circuit and how to light the bulb
2-what atom makeup is
3-an electrical circuit needs wires (conductor), batteries (powersource), and a lightbulb (Load)
4-All the 11 parts of the lightbulb

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4 things I did not know before the unit were
- parts of a light bulb
- what tungsten was
- what the difference between a parallel and series circuit were
- what an open circuit and closed circuit were

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1. I know the two contact points
2. I know the the filament and that it was made of Tungsten
3. I know the difference between a series and parallel
4. I know what where the two contact points are located.

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1. Current is measured in amps
2. Electricity is defined as the flow of electrons
3. Neutrons are neutral, not negative
4. Tungsten has a very high melting point of 6,100 degrees farenheit.

# data[].attributes.body
1. How to make a circuit and make a light bulb light.
2. Parts of a light bulb and how it works.
3. How electrons flow and create energy.

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1 The current speed is measured in AMPS

2 The different types of circuit series

3 There can't be any oxygen in the bulbs

4 The difference between an open and a closed series

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1.  Electricity is defined by flow of electrons.

2.  How a series works.

3. The melting point for tungsten

4. What a filiment is made of

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1.electricity is the flow of electrons
2.amps are the measurement of the currents speed
3.there is a noble gas in the bulb that is non reactive or non flammable
4. two contact points on a bulb

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1. there are 11 parts to a lightbulb
2. open and closed circuts
3. strong force keeps nucleus particles together
4. electrical circuts needs 3 things

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1. There is no oxygen in light bulbs.
2. Filament is made of tungsten.
3.Electricity means the flow of electrons.
4.I learned to light a bulb with a battery and wire.

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That paralel lightbul series would be better for a house

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1.parts of a light bulb
2. closed and open circuits
3. how to measure the current
4. how to measure the voltage

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1:Parts of a light bulb
2:open and closed circuit
3:series and parallel circuit
4:atom make-up

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1 amps is how fast the current is
2 when you add loads the voltage drop across each load decreases
3 Parallel circuits allow you to have a break in the circuit but it is still working partially
4 Electricity is defined by the flow of electrons.

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1.How a parallel circuit works
2. How a lightbulb works
3. things you need to light a bulb
4. How they mesured the voltage

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