Daydream Education Electricity Poster Pack - Set of 3 | Science Posters | Gloss Paper measuring 33” x 23.5” | STEM Charts for the Classroom | Education Charts

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Try and make simple switches in your daily routines such as taking a shower rather than a bath to save water, and walking or riding a bike to school and work to reduce co2 emissions from transport.

This resource, perfect for KS2 and all students, includes a lovely set of display posters showing your children how to stay safe around electricity. Indirect: this includes damages that are caused by the electricity affecting something else which then affects the individual, such as falling and explosions It covers electrical safety in the home, at school and outdoors and includes lots of simple ways that you can help to protect yourself and your children from harm. The electrical current generated in a power station is sent along wires. Pylons carry these wires overhead, then underground wires carry the electricity into our homes. This beautifully illustrated 'Saving Energy' poster conveys the message of how important it is to save energy and teaches children ways in which they can save energy in their day-to-day life.

Look through old catalogues and magazines. Cut out images of electrical appliances and make a collage. Electricity can cause life-threatening injuries or even death if it's not treated with respect, and electrical safety posters like this one serve to try and stop electrical accidents happening by showing children clearly what they should not do.

You can save on the amount of energy you use by adjusting day to day behaviours. Simple changes such as turning the light and TV off once you have finished using it can make a big difference.

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We live in an age where electricity is a huge part of our everyday lives, but are your children fully aware of the dangers? A well-positioned 'Staying Safe with Electricity' poster can help children remember to be careful and learn some essential rules of safety.

This electricity safety KS2 PowerPoint answers many important questions that will help children more aware of the dangers of electricity. Use this PowerPoint to introduce the topic to your KS2 class and you could use the following resources to reinforce your teaching on the topic: Do your own research about one form of non-renewable power and create a spider diagram all about it. In the Winter, try your best to wear a jumper and keep the windows closed. In doing so, you can save money and power on the heating, or might not even need to turn it on.Iceland uses the most electricity, per person, than any other country in the world. What is an electric current? Collectively, all materials could then work as prompts for a class discussion on the topic. See more electricity resources here. Why is it important to save energy? Equally, this poster is great for enhancing your classroom. You could create a themed zone in one particular area, with accompanying projects by children, or several more display materials on energy and environmental awareness. In school, why not read a book or play a board game instead of watching the television? This could also be a fun activity to do with classmates, whilst saving electricity.

Make your own static electricity. Rub a balloon on your head. Observe what happens to your hair and the balloon. Electric cars are becoming much more popular. The sale of electric cars in the UK increased by 20% in 2018.Carbon emissions release toxic gases that are harmful to the environment and contribute to climate change.