Static electricity, A type of electricity where charged particles are transferred from one body to another., Current electricity, Electricity defined as an electrical charge in motion that flows continuously over a circuit., Naturally occurring electricity, Electricity created in the natural world, Proton, A nuclear particle with a positive electric charge, Neutron, An uncharged particle found in nucleus of atom, Electron, A particle with a negative charge., Battery, The source of power in a simple circuit., Light bulb, A light source and receives power from a battery in a circuit, Switch, Adding or removing this from a circuit can cause the light to go on or off, Wire, Acts as a conductor allowing the path of electricity to flow through, Temporary magnet (electromagnet), Type of magnet that cannot remain magnetized on their own, Permanent magnet, A type of magnet that creates its own magnetic field, Insulator, Material that prevents the flow of electricity, Conductor, Material that allows the flow of electricity, Magnet, An object, usually a piece of metal that creates an invisible magnetic field, Magnetic field, An invisible area of force surrounding a magnet or an electric current
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