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Emma Walker

Created on November 3, 2025

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Instructions

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By the end of this activity students will be able to identify the components of a circuit and explain how electricty flows.

1. Go to the Circuits Interactive page and watch the videos on electrical circuits. 2. Then, click on the interactive circuit points to learn about the components of a circuit. 3. Next, complete the quiz questions to check your understanding! 4. Finally, after completing this interactive go to the Build a Circuit Challenge and try to create your own circuit! Note: Look for the speech icons for read-aloud features.

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Electrical Circuit Interactive

By the end of this activity students will be able to identify the components of a circuit and explain how electricty flows.

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Quiz Time!Click on the question marks to check your understanding.

Build a Circuit

Light Bulb

This is being powered by the battery. It will light up if the wires are connected and electricity is flowing in a circular motion, ensuring there are no breaks in the circuit.

Watch this video to see how to set up a simple circuit and learn about all of its components.

Switch

This component creates a closed circuit when the switch is closed. This means that the metal is touching and it will light up the lightbulb. It creates an open circuit when the switch is open and there is a break in the metal touching.

Battery

This is the power source for the circuit. There is a positive and negative side to the battery. Wires must be connected to both sides to ensure the proper flow of electricity.

Watch this video for an introduction to electrical circuit components!

Watch this video for an introduction to electrical circuit components!