
Grades 1–3 (P.1–P.3)

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Science Physical Science worksheets on Basic Electricity for Grades 1–3 (P.1–P.3), difficulty 1/5. PDF, downloadable as soon as payment clears.
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Sort everyday objects into those that use electricity and those that do not, as a first step towards knowing electrical appliances and saving energy.
10 questions, 10 points - Circle either "uses electricity" or "does not use electricity" for each picture - Five use electricity: a desk lamp, a fan, a television, a fridge and a rice cooker - Five do not: a kite, a book, a bicycle, a football and a wooden toy train - A separate answer key is included
Use as an introduction to electricity, before simple circuits. Allow about 10 minutes. - Ask children how they can tell something uses electricity, such as a cable, a plug or needing to be switched on - Follow up by listing the electrical appliances at home and one way to save electricity with each
- In Q5 children may say the bicycle uses electricity, thinking of e-bikes or bike lights - In Q10 children may say the train uses electricity because real trains do, without noticing it is a wooden toy - In Q6 and Q7 no cable is drawn, so children hesitate
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