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Electrical Strike! From Maddie and Chyna.

Electrical storm!chyna and maddie

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Electrical Strike!

From Maddie and Chyna.

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This is our inquiry question: How can we make sure NZ always has enough electricity in the future?

• Electricity comes from Power stations, Dams and Solar pannels electricity can come from sunlight if it hits a solar panel.

• The main power sources can be made different ways: • Solar power (uses sun)• Wind (uses wind)• Tidal (generators)• Chemical • Batteries • Fuel cells• Nuclear• Hydro• muscles

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Our supporting questions!

• Where does our electricity come from in NZ?• How does electricity get to our houses?• Where does the electricity we save go?• How can we save power? • How much power do the people in NZ need?• If New Zealand’s population gets bigger will we

still be able to get enough electricity for everyone?

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What we have learn’t .In room 16 we have been learning a lot about electricity.

Here are some facts about electricity.• Electricity is dangerous because you can get electric

shocks.• Did you know that one person uses 15.45 trillion KW a

year?• Did you know that lightning is a form of static electricity?• Did you know that AC/DC means alternating

current/direct current?• A conductor lets electricity flow through.• A insulator does not let electricity flow through.

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This is what we can do to make sure NZ has enough electricity in

the future!• Turn lights off when your not using the room.

• Don’t have really long showers and don’t waste hot water.

• Turn of appliances at the the wall when your not using them.

• You could turn your hot water cylinder off when your going on holiday.

• Using the microwave instead of the oven or stove.

• Close doors when there is a heater on or a heat pump on.

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Insulators and Conductors!

• An insulator is something that doesn’t let electricity flow through.

• A conductor is an object or type of material which lets electricity flow through.

• Insulators and Conductor are quite important for electricity.

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How do dams work?• It travels down a

humungous pipe to a turbine up to the generator which trravels to the big energy pylons to the electricity box to a little power lines in to the city.