Updated: 01 Nov 2023
Teach your students about electricity with this editable 23-slide teaching PowerPoint.
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Pages: 24 Pages
Grades: 4 - 5
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Teach your students about electricity with this editable 23-slide teaching PowerPoint.
Use this teaching presentation when exploring the concept of electricity with your students in the upper years.
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