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Exploring Electricity: How to Light Up a Bulb and More!

Discover the wonders of electricity in this informative recess activity. Learn how to create an open and closed circuit with a bulb, wire, and battery. Find out how switches control the flow of electricity, producing light, sound, heat, motion, and electromagnetic effects. Explore examples like lamps, buzzers, hair dryers, and lifting magnets. This interactive guide will spark your curiosity in the church lobby, with three recesses of hands-on fun!

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Exploring Electricity: How to Light Up a Bulb and More!

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  1. How to light up a bulb? ?

  2. How to light up a bulb? Electricity

  3. Electricity can produce light. Bulb Wire Battery

  4. An Open Circuit Bulb Wire Battery

  5. A Closed Circuit Bulb Wire Battery

  6. How does a switch work? Switch

  7. How does a switch work? Switch

  8. Electricity produces light. e.g. Lamp e.g. Traffic light

  9. Electricity can also produce sound. Buzzer

  10. Electricity can also produce sound. Buzzer

  11. Electricity can also produce sound. Buzzer

  12. Electricity can also produce sound. Buzzer

  13. Electricity produces sound. e.g. Door bell e.g. Alarm clock

  14. Electricity can also produce heat. Heating Filament

  15. Electricity can also produce heat. Becomes hot

  16. Electricity produces heat. e.g. Hair dryer e.g. Toast oven

  17. Electricity can also produce motion. Motor

  18. Electricity can also produce motion. Turns

  19. Electricity produces motion. e.g. Car e.g. Fan

  20. Electricity can also produce electromagnetic effect. Iron wrapped with insulated copper wire

  21. Electricity can also produce electromagnetic effect.

  22. Electricity produces electromagnetic effect. e.g. Lifting magnet

  23. Electricity produces: • Light • Sound • Heat • Motion • Electromagnetic Effect

  24. Recess Activity • Church lobby • Three recesses

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