This lesson will explore the principles of electricity and basic electrical circuits.

This lesson will explore the theory of electricity and Ohm's Law.

This lesson will explore the theory and purpose of a series, parallel, and series-parallel (combination) circuits.

Students will utilize a multimeter to check Voltage, resistance, current, and continuity.
 

In this lesson, students will understand, read, and utilize wiring diagrams.

In this lesson, the student will be introduced to the Bosch style relay. Terminology, circuit identification and a variety of testing for this device will be covered.

Students will apply their knowledge of insulators and conductors to fabricate a simple switch for a DC circuit.

Battery technology starts with chemistry and the understanding of how unlike metals in the presence of acid can create electricity.   This is a one-hour lesson in which students will be exposed to this basic technology.

In this lesson, students will learn basic concepts of battery technology.  After an instructor-led discussion on battery basics, the students will use four lemons to create a simple battery.  Students will work in teams of two in this instructor-led activity.  They will also have a handout for reference.  Students will use an LED to test their new batteries.

Students will start with two lemons to simulate a 'two-cell' battery.  They will attempt to light the LED with this set-up.  It won't light.  They will then add two more lemons to make it a 'four-cell' battery.  When this is done, the LED should light.