🔎 Five exercise types
Name the components, predict which bulbs light up, tell series from parallel, draw the diagram from a description and solve Ohm's law problems.
Create A4 worksheets with always-new circuits that are properly solved: standard symbols, bulbs that light up or not, series and parallel, diagrams to draw and Ohm's law with a step-by-step answer key.
Understanding why a bulb lights up is the first step in electricity. This free electrical circuits worksheet generator builds always-new circuits, properly solves them to know where the current flows and draws them with the standard symbols taught at school, with an answer key ready for marking.
Name the components, predict which bulbs light up, tell series from parallel, draw the diagram from a description and solve Ohm's law problems.
Every circuit is worked out as an electrical network: the answer key says which bulbs light up, which are short-circuited and which is the brightest.
Cell, battery, bulb, switch, resistor, motor, buzzer, ammeter and voltmeter with the IEC symbols, on clean diagrams with no crossing wires.
Data, formula, substitution with units and a final check. Values are chosen so the answers come out exact, in series, in parallel and in mixed circuits.
From single-path circuits for ages 11-12 to mixed circuits, short circuits and meters for ages 14-15.
Thin black lines on a white background, made for black-and-white printing, and a light grid to draw and calculate in pencil.