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k i know if you rub to balloons together

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K- I know that if you rub two balloons together is makes a kind of energy called static electricity

W- I would want to learn more about how static energy and how it lights up a light bulb

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K- I know that if u have enough electricity you can shock someone if you have an extreme amount you could electrocute someone
W- What is the highest amount electricity someone can get using static

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K~ I know that you can rub to ballons togheter and it creates static . You can light up a light bulb with you head and a balloon. Places like the carpet can give you static shocks.
W~ I want to know what can friction be used for. I also want to know how enrgy is made and more about hydro energy
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K- I know that electricity can be formed by friction (rubbing it against something.)
W-I want to know how you can create electricity without friction.
L- Electrons are negative energy and Neutrons are positive energy

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K- I know that if you rub two balloons together you can create static electricity and if you put it close to a light bulb you can make it glow and/or light it
W- What
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K - i know that static can be formed when you rub against a carpet fast a lot of times
W- i want to learn if its possible to power more than one light bulb using one balloon.

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K-I know that if you rub your hair on a balloon and the friction will light a bulb.
W- I want to know if you rub your skin on the balloon what would happen.

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K-I that if you rub two balloons together it will make static electric
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L-That you can power a light bulb with balloons.

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K- Static electricity can shock you if you're charged by it and touch metal and it can power things like light bulbs.
W-  Why do you get shocked when you touch metal? Can things other than balloons power a light bulb too?
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K-  I know that someone can use static electricity to shock someone and they could also use the electrons to electrocute someone if u had enough of them.(Most likely not)
W- What is the strongest amount of electricity that someone could use with static

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K- We can power a light bulb for a limited amount of seconds. And you can also shock someone with static electricity.
W- Can you power something else than a light bulb? And : How does it really work?

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K- What we know?
You can light a florescent light bulb using you're hair and a balloon.
W-What do we want to know?
How many other experiments can we do to create static electricity.
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I know that a balloon can power a light bulb.
Can you power other things with a balloon.

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K - Static electricity is things that rub together to make energy that makes electricity. It is also used by friction.
W - What else can be powered by static electricity? What else rub that makes static electricity.

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K - You can use a balloon to make electricity.
W - I want to know different strategies to make electricity
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K ~ When you put a balloon on a light after you rub you head the light bulb has a glow
W ~ How does it create energy just from hair and a balloon?
L ~ When you rub your hair on the balloon creates a type of electricity.

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K- I know that you can rub a balloon against your hair and make static electricity I also know there are other ways to make static electricity.
W- I want to learn other ways to make static electricity

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K - I know that if you ur self a new hair dew by rubing a balloon agaist ur hair and then  move it back and forth near a light bulb

W - I want to know if you rub a balloon against your shirt will it still produce static electricity

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K- I know that by using balloons I can make static energy
W- I want to know different ways to make static energy
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K- What do i know is that static electricity is created by your hair and a balloon.
W- What are different ways to create Static electricity.
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l know that if you rub  things together it can turn on like the light bulb. I what to know what else can turn on with static electricity. I learn ed you can make a light bulb turn on without plunging it on a plunger.

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K - i know if you rub realy hard it makes an energy called static electricity

W- how it is made

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K- When you are rubbing it you can make static energy because of the positive/negative ions.
W- I want to know all the things you can do with it and how it will help us in our daily lives.
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K- What do you know?
I knew what is was but I forgot.
W-What do you want to learn?
Everything there is to learn about static electricity!
L - What we learned?

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K- I know that when you rub balloons together it can make a kind energy called static electricity.
W- What do we wan

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K- I know that a light bulb glows by connected energy.
W II want to know how does a balloon.
L- A balloon is a type of energy.

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K.I know that if you move a balloon fast back and forth you will make the light glow.

W.I want to learn other ways you can a light bulb light up

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W- What do we want to learn?
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K. I know that you can light a  engery saving light bulb with just a balloon
W. I want to better understand how it works.
L. I learned that us humans can achully produce a lot of engery

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K- I know that you can create static electricity by rubbing objects (Such as balloons) together.

W- I want to how much power you can make from static electricity?!?!?!?!

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W- What do we want to learn?

L- What have we learned?