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Educational worksheet explaining the behavior of electrical charges and atomic structure, with handwritten annotations and a table illustrating charge states.

A worksheet titled "Charges and How They Behave" from a textbook, focusing on the topic of electrical charges and atomic structure. The page includes sections on the parts of an atom, how objects become charged, and a table comparing charges in neutral, positively charged, and negatively charged materials. Handwritten notes and corrections are visible.

A worksheet titled "Charges and How They Behave" from a textbook, focusing on the topic of electrical charges and atomic structure. The page includes sections on the parts of an atom, how objects become charged, and a table comparing charges in neutral, positively charged, and negatively charged materials. Handwritten notes and corrections are visible.

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