2. Today in your notebooks
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Intro to energy Brainpop vocab (P__)
Intro to Energy notes (P__)
In question 10.16
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Pendulum diagram
Potential/Kinetic notes
Bill Nye energy
Energy free response 1
In Question 10.22
Conduction, convection, radiation
Heat transfer notes
Conductors and insulators
Conductors and insulators notes
Energy Pre/Post data
Energy Pre/Post graphing
In Question 10.29
Electricity brainpop vocab
Electricity notes
Circuits diagrams
Circuits notes

3. Circuits (right) What is a circuit?
What is the difference between a parallel and series circuit?
A circuit is a way for energy to flow to power something.
Needs:
A power source (battery), A conduction loop (wires), A load (what is being powered)
Can include:
A switch (to turn on and off)
Resistors (to slow energy down)
2. Series circuit: only one path for the electric current to flow.
Parallel circuit: more than one path for the electric current to flow. If something goes out, the other items will still get power

5. Exit slip – 10.29.12 A circuit does not need which of the following
Power source B. switch C. Conduction loop D. Load
2. If one thing goes out in a series circuit, then everything goes out.
True B. False
3. A parallel circuit only contains one conduction loop.
True B. False
4. Which is a poor conductor?
Copper B. Silver C. Gold D. Paper
5. Which of the following is not an example of a power source
A. Battery B. Plug and outlet C. power generator D. ion