1. What is electricity
and where does it
come from?

2.  Electricity is the form of energy
and moving electrons
Electricity is also made in
batteries

3. Do not……..
 Electricity can be very dangerous. You should never
put anything into electric sockets, except plugs.
 Never touch appliances, wires or electrical switches
with wet hands or feet
 We can generate electricity from different source.

4. Source of electricity
 Fossil fuels: coal, oil and wood

5. Making electricity using the
following
 In an cool, oil or gas  Steam turbine
firepower station. We
burn fuel to turn water
into steam. This steam is
used to turn a big seat of
wheel called a steam
turbine

6. electricity from power station to
households
 The electricity produced  and we can connect to it
in power stations is by using a plug
carried through wires
into buildings.

7. Why do we need electricity
 We need electricity for
everything. To power our
appliances, to heat our
homes, to light our
homes and
businesses, and even to
run our cars.

8. Can you think of appliances that
use batteries?

9. Things that use electricity
 What can you see in this
classroom that uses
electricity?

10. What things do you have at home
that use mains electricity?

11. Independent activity fill in the
missing words
 What is the electricity ....  Why do we need
 Where can we use electricity…………………
electricity…………..  Think of the event where
 Haw can we generate the is no electricity and
electricity……….. how can you survive
 Electricity can be very
without electricity
………
 You should never put (10)marks
anything into electric
………..

12. Conclusion
 Learners must be able to  Know the difference
define electricity between the things that
 identify the different use a battery and
sauce that are used to electricity
generate electricity
 Tell us how the turbine
works to generate
electricity