To ensure New Zealand always has enough electricity, unused power could be stored in giant batteries and sent back to power stations when needed. Electricity is generated through various sources like dams, wind turbines, solar panels and nuclear fusion. Fuses help prevent too much electricity from flowing by melting and breaking the circuit, while conductors like metal allow electricity to flow and insulators stop electricity from flowing through materials like plastic, wool and wood.

1. electricity
By Cameron and Tavita

2. HOW CAN WE MAKE SURE NZ
ALWAYS HAS ENOUGH
ELECTRICITY IN THE FUTURE ?
We could get all of the
unused electricity and send
it into a giant battery and
at the end of each second
day back they go back to
the power stations and
send it back through the
pylons and power lines are
houses .

3. WHATS ELETRICITY
Electricity is the
flow of electrons
jumping from
atom to atom .

4. HOW IS ELECTRICITY MADE ?
 Dams , wind turbines , solar pannels , power stations
, biomass , tidal energy , wave energy and nuclear fusion
.

5. WHAT IS A FUSE ?
 A fuse is the thing in your house that helps
when to much electricity goes through
the wires the fuse cant hold so it melts
and breaks so the electricity cant flow so
the lights don’t work.

6. What is a conductor ?
 A conductor is the thing that lets
electricity flow through ?
 One of the most common conductor is
metal .

7. WHAT`S A INSULATOR
An insulator is a thing that
electricity can`t flow
through like plastic , wool ,
rubber and wood .