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Electrostatic Charge: Make a Spark with Your Finger Students will learn about electrostatic charges by making sparks.		Investigate Activity: Making an Electric Circuit Students use aluminum foil, a D-cell battery, a spring-type clothespin, and a miniature lamp to...
Charged by Induction: Making String Dance Students watch string "dance" while learning about induction. Students will observe, infer,...		Remembering Edison Edison's inventions of the light bulb and the phonograph are briefly discussed.
Electrostatic Force: Making Salt and Pepper Dance Students will experiment with static and learn about negative and positive charges.		How to Blow Up a Balloon with a Glass Bottle Inspire your students with this printable science activity about air temperature and the...
Electricity Helping Us Communicate Students will use light switches to learn about telegraph communication.		Valentine Cards Make Valentine's Day cards with your students. They are sure to enjoy this holiday arts &...
Induction, Attraction, and Repulsion: Nylon Stockings Explore an activity that demonstrates induction and the attraction and repulsion of like and...		Electricity Makes Life Easier Try a printable science activity that focuses on how electricity has made life easier.
What Materials Conduct Static Electricity Best? In this hands-on science project, students build their own electroscopes to determine what...		What Is Electric? Try a printable science activity that focuses on objects powered by electricity.
Producing Electricity with Sunlight Students will use solar cells and a light source to learn about solar energy.		Magnets & Electricity Printables Slideshow Students will learn about these scientific topics through games, puzzles, matching, and more....
Circuit Cities Complete a circuit and learn how complex circuits operate.		Make Your Own Solar Eclipse Students learn how and why solar eclipses occur with this hands-on science activity. They...
Investigate Activity: Comparing Series and Parallel Circuits Students use a battery holder, a D-cell battery, a mini light socket, and a miniature lamp to...		Loopy Liquids: A Project in Density Teach your students the concept of density with this hands-on science activity. They explore...
Explore Activity: Exploring Electric Charge Students use a balloon and wool cloth to create an electric charge. Materials list, advance...		Build Your Own Volcano Introduce your students to the reactions that cause volcanoes to erupt with this printable...

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