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It’s Electric: A Lesson about Ohm’s Worksheet  

Task 1: Do Now & Review 


What does a toaster, christmas lights, and the entire city of New York have in 
common?  
 
 
 

Task 2: PhET Simulation  


Instructions: Build the circuits and fill in the values that the ammeter and 
voltmeter would indicate.  
 
  Total Resistance  Current   Voltage 

Example Circuit       

Circuit 1       

Circuit 2       

Circuit 3        
 

Task 3: Graphing Ohm’s 


Instructions: Open Google Sheets and start inputting the data collected from your 
worksheet.  
 

Task 4: Quizzi  
Instructions: Get into your groups based on the color on this 
sheet.  
 
Team Name: _______________________________________ 
 
Team Members 
1) ____________________________________ 
2) ____________________________________ 
3) ____________________________________ 
4) ____________________________________ 
5) ____________________________________ 

 
Ms M.’s Website: ​https://learningscience548846709.wordpress.com/   
The Ultimate Ohm’s Cheat Sheet 
Ohm’s Law Equation  V=IR  

Voltage (V)  an electromotive force or potential 


difference expressed in volts. 
● measured in Volts(V) 

Current (I)  a flow of electricity which results from the 


ordered directional movement of electrically 
charged particles. 
● measured in amps (A) 

Resistance (R)  the hindrance to the flow of charge 


● measured in Ohm’s (Ω) 
 

Battery   creates an difference in voltage that powers 


a circuit  

Wire  metal that connects different components of 


the circuit 

Switch   a device for making and breaking the 


connection in an electric circuit 

Circuit   a path in which electrons from a voltage or 


current source flow 

Parallel Circuit   is a closed circuit in which the current 


divides into two or more paths before 
recombining to complete the circuit 

Series Circuit   is a closed circuit in which the current 


follows one path 
 
   
Task 2: Constructing Series Circuits  
 
Instructions: Build the circuits and fill in the values that the ammeter and voltmeter 
would indicate.  
 
Example Circuit Circuit 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Circuit 2 Circuit 3 

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