electricity

Investigates how electricity works and how it is used and includes information on conductors and insulators, cells and batteries, electrical circuits, solar and wind power, and electricity in storms.

A simple introduction to electricity, describing how it is produced and some of the ways we use it every day.

Presents over fifty experiments in electricity and magnetism, including how to see magnetic fields, transmit Morse code, use static electricity as glue, and make simple electrical circuits.

Provides resources and activities for teaching students in middle school grades about electricity and magnetism.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes what electricity is, where it comes from, and how it is used to make heat and light.

Shows how to make projects with batteries and magnets, including a whizzing plane, a light-up T-shirt, and a magnetic game.

Suggests many fun activities that help to show what batteries are and how they work.

Explains, in simple terms, what electricity is and how it is generated.

Including jokes on science topics and instructions to write your own jokes, this book discusses electricity, static, magnetism, and more.

Introduces electricity; describes how it is made, transferred from the power plant through power lines into the home, and used; and explains how batteries work.