Electric power system

An electric power system is like a big circle, and it goes around and around all day and all night, just like a merry-go-round at the playground. The circle is made up of four main parts:

1. Generation: This is where the electricity is made. It's like having a giant toy factory where you can make as many toys as you need. But instead of making toys, it makes electricity!

2. Transmission: Once the electricity is made, it needs to go somewhere. The transmission part of the circle is like the big slide you go down at the playground - it helps the electricity travel from the generation part to the distribution part.

3. Distribution: This is where the electricity gets sent to homes, businesses, and schools. It's like a big conveyor belt that takes the toys from the factory and delivers them to the stores.

4. Consumption: This is where you and your family use the electricity to power your lights, TVs, and other gadgets. It's like playing with your new toys from the store!

All of these parts of the electric power system have to work together to make sure that your lights stay on and your gadgets keep working. That's why the electric power system is so important, and why it's always going around and around like that merry-go-round at the playground.