Power source, The source of energy for a circuit i.e. battery., Pathway, The wires that allow electrical energy (called “current”) to travel., Load, The device using the electrical energy i.e. light bulb, fan, buzzer., Switch, A device that opens or closes a circuit., Series circuit, A circuit with a single path for the current to flow. If one device goes out, the entire circuit will not work., Parrallel circuit, A circuit with multiple paths for current to flow., Chemical energy, Energy stored in the bonds of chemical compounds, like in batteries, wood, and food., Mechanical energy, Energy associated with the motion or position of an object., Electrical energy, Energy that comes from the movement of electrons through a conductor (like a wire)., Light energy, Energy that is visible to the human eye and produced by sources like the sun or lightbulbs., Thermal (heat) energy, Energy that comes from the temperature of matter., Sound energy, Energy produced by vibrating objects and transmitted through a medium (such as air, water, or solids) as sound waves.

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