Electricity is like magic power that makes things work! ⚡ It lights up our homes, powers toys, and makes TVs show cartoons. Tiny things called electrons move really fast through wires to create electricity.
Imagine it like a river of tiny, invisible helpers who bring energy to your toys and lights! 🌟
Electricity is the flow of tiny particles called electrons through wires. ⚡ These electrons carry energy that powers everything from light bulbs to video games!
It’s created in power plants using wind, water, or even the sun. Then, it travels through wires to our homes. Think of it like a super-fast delivery service for energy! 🚀
There are two types: static electricity (like when you rub a balloon on your hair) and current electricity (what powers devices).
Electricity is the movement of electrons—tiny charged particles—through a conductor like metal wires. ⚡ This flow, called electric current, powers almost all modern technology.
It’s generated in power plants using sources like coal, wind, or nuclear reactions. The electricity travels through a grid of wires to reach homes. Voltage (like pressure) and current (flow speed) determine how it works.
Types of electricity: