Solar cells convert sunlight into electrical energy. An inverter changes the electricity into a form suitable for the grid.
Look closer
Solar panels produce electricity when light reaches them. Batteries can store energy for later use.
The lines show a learning route, not a dedicated supply to one building. Real grids combine many sources. Some rooftop solar systems supply a building directly.
ELECTRICITY AT WORK
What does the city use it for?
Choose a place to look inside.
At home
Electricity runs lights, refrigerators, fans, and many other appliances. Some homes also use it for cooking and heating.
Smart choice: turn off lights when you leave an empty room.
A QUICK DISCOVERY
Which one stores energy for later?
Choose an answer.
Electric City BuilderBuild your own pretend city • Six missions+
This game uses simplified connections and capacities. A battery stores energy; it must be charged. Real buildings receive electricity through a grid or a properly designed local system.
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Four Easy Steps
How to Play
1ChooseTap an item in the toolbox.
2PlaceTap an empty city lot.
3ConnectTap energy, then a building.
4CompleteFinish the mission and earn a star!
Mission 1 of 6
A Light for Home
Place a home and a battery, then connect them.
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HOVHANNES CITY
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Ready to build? Choose a home from the toolbox.
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All Missions Complete
Electric City Champion!
You built a bright, safe city powered by smart choices and clean energy.
Watch • Dance • Freeze • Play Again
Electric Freeze Dance with Hovhannes, Curious Frog & Beat-Bot
Dance, freeze, clap, and help Hovhannes, Curious Frog, and Beat-Bot bring the rhythm back to Electric City!
This is a pretend city-building game. Real electrical equipment, outlets, batteries, and wires should only be handled with a trusted adult, and electrical work must always be performed by qualified electricians.
Hovhannes’ Quick Tour
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Welcome, City Builder!
I’ll show you how to build and power your city. It only takes four easy steps!