SpringBrook Elementary
Kent, Washington
January 18, 2000
For more information,
Please contact:
Denise Wilson
Assistant Professor
206-221-5238
M222 EE/CSE Bldg.
Box 352500
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
wilson@ee.washington.edu
University of Washington
Department of Electrical Engineering
Electricity Made Simple
This demonstration is about moving electricity (current) that is caused by a force called voltage. Basic concepts in current, voltage, resistance and series/parallel combinations are explored. The difference between useful (moving) and non-useful (static) electricity is explained. Students are provided with sample breadboards for exploring circuits and circuit components.Demonstration Materials:
General Information and Tutorial (pdf)Frequently Asked Questions (pdf)
Student Worksheets (pdf)
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