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Decide which illustrations accurately show the relationships between positively and negatively charged electrons.

Develop effective scientific explanations to learn more about static electricity.

Explain what’s happening at the atomic level when a battery is used to turn on a lightbulb.

Use mathematical thinking to determine if 500 kWh of electricity could power a home for a year.

Determine which characteristic of batteries—capacity or stability—poses the greater challenge.

Crash, swish, swirl! Do the energy stretch using actions to show how water generates electricity.

A fun activity booklet follows the journey of electricity from a dam to our homes.

Turn a pop bottle, skewers and corks into a model turbine to see how water powers B.C.

Watch how the power of falling water generates electricity.