1. Current Electricity Part 1

2. Word Bank D-cell

3. Word Bank D-cell – a source of electricity

4. Word Bank D-cell – a source of electricity Battery

5. Word Bank D-cell – a source of electricity Battery – refers to more than 1 cell

6. Word Bank D-cell – a source of electricity Battery – refers to more than one cell Electricity Source

7. Word Bank D-cell – a source of electricity Battery – refers to more than one cell Electricity Source – provides energy

8. Word Bank D-cell – a source of electricity Battery – refers to more than 1 cell Electricity Source – provides energy Electricity Receiver

9. Word Bank D-cell – a source of electricity Battery – refers to more than 1 cell Electricity Source – provides energy Electricity Receiver – a component (part) of a circuit that uses electricity to make something happen

10. Word Bank D-cell – a source of electricity Battery – refers to more than 1 cell Electricity Source – provides energy Electricity Receiver – a component (part) of a circuit that uses electricity to make something happen Circuit – a pathway for the flow of electricity (circle)

11. Word Bank Filament

12. Word Bank Filament – part of a bulb that gets hot and gives off light

13. Word Bank Filament – part of a bulb that gets hot and gives off light Components

14. Word Bank Filament – part of a bulb that gets hot and gives off light Components – parts of a circuit (D-cell, bulb, motor, wire, switch)

15. Word Bank Filament – part of a bulb that gets hot and gives off light Components – parts of a circuit (D-cell, bulb, motor, wire, switch) Circuit Base

16. Word Bank Filament – part of a bulb that gets hot and gives off light Components – parts of a circuit (D-cell, bulb, motor, wire, switch) Circuit Base – holds many components needed to build a circuit

17. Word Bank Filament – part of a bulb that gets hot and gives off light Components – parts of a circuit (D-cell, bulb, motor, wire, switch) Circuit Base – holds many components needed to build a circuit Fahnstock Clip

18. Word Bank Filament – part of a bulb that gets hot and gives off light Components – parts of a circuit (D-cell, bulb, motor, wire, switch) Circuit Base – holds many components needed to build a circuit Fahnstock Clip – metal clip that connects wires in a circuit

19. Question & Answer Since you can’t see electricity, how do you know when it is flowing in a bulb circuit?

20. Question & Answer Since you can’t see electricity, how do you know when it is flowing in a bulb circuit? –The bulb will light

21. Question & Answer Since you can’t see electricity, how do you know when it is flowing in a bulb circuit? –The bulb will light What components are needed to make a complete circuit?

22. Question & Answer Since you can’t see electricity, how do you know when it is flowing in a bulb circuit? –The bulb will light What components are needed to make a complete circuit? –A source of electricity (D-cell) –A receiver of electricity (bulb or motor) –Path for electricity (Wires)

23. Question & Answer Since you can’t see electricity, how do you know when it is flowing in a bulb circuit? –The bulb will light What components are needed to make a complete circuit? –A source of electricity (D-cell) –A receiver of electricity (bulb or motor) –Path for electricity (Wires) Remember! Electricity must travel in a complete path (circle) from one end of the battery to the other.

24. D-cell

26. Circuit Base

27. Filament