Electric battery

An electric battery is like a tiny container where you keep a special drink called electricity. Think of it like a water bottle - you put water in it and then you drink it when you’re thirsty. An electric battery is like that, but instead of water, it holds electricity.

This electricity is created by special chemical reactions that happen inside the battery. The battery has two different parts: the positive side and the negative side. In between these two sides, there are special chemicals called electrolytes that react with each other to create electricity.

When you connect something like a toy or a phone to the battery, the electricity flows from the positive side through the wire to the toy or phone, and then back to the negative side. This makes the toy or phone work.

Just like your water bottle, the electric battery can dry out - this means it runs out of electricity. When this happens, you need to put more electricity back inside the battery. This can be done by recharging the battery, which means putting electricity back into the battery so it’s ready to be used again.

So, that’s what an electric battery is - it’s like a tiny container where you hold electricity, and you use it to make things work, like toys or phones.