A conductivepath thatelectriccurrent canflow throughResistanceA materialthat resiststhe flow ofelectronsResistorFree!InsulatorCircuitVoltageA measure of thedifference inelectrical energybetween twopoints; measuredin voltsNervousSystemeven whendealing withlow amountsof electricity.An electroniccomponentthat reducesthe current ina circuitConductorA materialthat allowselectrons toeasily passthrough itA measure of theopposition to theflow of electronsthrough a material;measured in ohmsWorks by sendingsmall amounts ofelectric current fromthe brain throughspecial cells calledneurons to themuscles and otherorgans in your body.A conductivepath thatelectriccurrent canflow throughResistanceA materialthat resiststhe flow ofelectronsResistorFree!InsulatorCircuitVoltageA measure of thedifference inelectrical energybetween twopoints; measuredin voltsNervousSystemeven whendealing withlow amountsof electricity.An electroniccomponentthat reducesthe current ina circuitConductorA materialthat allowselectrons toeasily passthrough itA measure of theopposition to theflow of electronsthrough a material;measured in ohmsWorks by sendingsmall amounts ofelectric current fromthe brain throughspecial cells calledneurons to themuscles and otherorgans in your body.

Electricity Safety Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A conductive path that electric current can flow through
  2. Resistance
  3. A material that resists the flow of electrons
  4. Resistor
  5. Free!
  6. Insulator
  7. Circuit
  8. Voltage
  9. A measure of the difference in electrical energy between two points; measured in volts
  10. Nervous System
  11. even when dealing with low amounts of electricity.
  12. An electronic component that reduces the current in a circuit
  13. Conductor
  14. A material that allows electrons to easily pass through it
  15. A measure of the opposition to the flow of electrons through a material; measured in ohms
  16. Works by sending small amounts of electric current from the brain through special cells called neurons to the muscles and other organs in your body.