Electrons have static electric fields.
For example, radio waves are generated by jiggling electrons back and forth across an antenna. The transmitted photons make the electrons in a distant antenna accelerate back and forth in synchronism with the electrons on the transmitting antenna, producing a small voltage at the antenna terminals. Build a Radio Have lab groups build a simple crystal radio and use it to tune in nearby AM radio stations. The Sun and stars are balls of ionized gas. The hotter the star, the more energetic will be the motions of the free electrons and protons, and the greater the energy of the photons they emit.