Electrical Circuit Facts for Kids VideoThis easy to understand science video explains a lot of interesting facts about electrical circuits. Electrical Circuit factsAn electrical circuit can be defined as something which helps electrons to flow in a continuous uniform direction through wires. This flow of electrons occurs in a never ending loop without any source or destination. This cannot happen in a broken circuit. This loop should be made up of some conductive material. Quick Facts: –- Ampere is the unit of measuring electric current.- Electric circuits are used to power bulbs or other electric components.- A battery is the major components of an electric circuit which acts as a power source. It provides energy which helps electrons to flow.- A battery consists of one or more section or cells. In every section, two electrodes are separated by a liquid or paste which is called electrolyte. Number of cells depends on the size of battery. - The amount of flowing electric charge in one second is called current.- In a circuit, electrons flow from negative to positive.- All the required components for formation of a circuit are: – battery, wires, bulbs, switches and motors. - A switch is used to control the flow of electricity. If a switch is open, it will create a gap in the circuit and current will not flow. When it is closed, circuit will be completed and flow of current will be continued. Cite This PageYou may cut-and-paste the below MLA and APA citation examples:MLA Style CitationDeclan, Tobin. " Fun facts about electric circuits ." Easy Science for Kids, Feb 2020. Web. 21 Feb 2020. < https://easyscienceforkids.com/electrical-circuit-facts-for-kids-video/ >. APA Style CitationTobin, Declan. (2020). Fun facts about electric circuits. Easy Science for Kids. Retrieved from https://easyscienceforkids.com/electrical-circuit-facts-for-kids-video/Sponsored Links :