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1 4-5-16

2 4-5-16 Objective: I will review and apply the Ohm’s Law formula
Starter: “How Much Electricity Do Your Gadgets Really Use?” article 1) What are some modern appliances that use much less energy than older ones? 2) What are 2 things you can change to save money? 3) How can you apply this information to your tiny house project?

3 Agenda 4-5-16 Starter: Gadget electricity article and questions
Finish video and discuss What was the difference between the 2 women they interviewed and what they though about their gas stove? Stations Review with partner Discuss Expectations for Project work tomorrow

4 What does a home circuit breaker look like?

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