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Electricity

Submitted by Rachel Roberts on Wed, 07/29/2009 - 12:43pm.

I enjoyed the lesson today. It gave me a lot of information to take to my class. Unfortunately, 5th grade doesn't explore our subject today. I may use this as an anticipatroy set or demonstration as a hook for the kids before a lesson. I would definitely use this in my class...perhaps before a Solar Energy lesson. We could then open up the discussion as Joyce did about the different types of energy that are produced. Thanks for the information!

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