Standard IV
Standard: Students will understand features of static and current electricity.
Describe the behavior of static electricity as observed in nature and everyday occurrences.
Analyze the behaviour of current electricity.
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- TRB 5:4 - Activity 1 - Static Cling
TRB 5:4 - Activity 2 - Will it Hold a Charge?
TRB 5:4 - Activity 3 - Lights On!
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