This week in class we learned about electricity current, what it is, and how it works. Electricity current is the flow of electrons through a light bulb's filament, for example. The filament is a resister so that creates friction which as you know makes heat and if metal (or anything) gets hot enough, it glows.
So this week in class we tested out certain safe circuits to see if they would work or not and why.
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