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We chose wind power because we thought it was the easiest for us to explain, and we both thought we enjoyed learning about it the most.

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Wind power is actually very safe, unlike most pollutive forms of energy and power. The thing most people dislike about wind turbines is that they are "unsightly", but does it really make a difference to how we protect the enviroment?

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Here are all the mechanics of a wind turbine

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Here are all the mechanics of a wind turbine

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At the start of December 2016 the UK had 7,029 wind turbines powering homes. The UK is considered the best location for wind power in the world, and is the best in Europe. As you can see, wind power is the most expensive, but it seems to be the most reliable.

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This is how a wind turbine works: the wind turns the blades causing the gears inside to turn creating electricity which travel down the tower and be stored.

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Here is a wind turbine. This is one of the main ways that electricity can be made from wind energy!

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Here is a wind turbine. This is one of the main ways that electricity can be made from wind energy!

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Wind power! By Lauren M and Imogen W♥♔

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Success criteria (Pupil Booklet Page 42)

1. Full participation in online Padlet group research page.

2. The name of the Energy resource you are researching. (1)

3. Whether it is renewable or non-renewable. (1)

4. Whether it is polluting or non-polluting. (1)

5. How electricity will be produced from this resource. (2)

6. A picture. (1)

7. Two advantages of using this resource. (2)

8. Two disadvantages of using this resource. (2)

9. One interesting fact about this resource. (1)

10. Overall presentation/ creativity. (3)

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Working in your group, split the research tasks evenly in order to get a full picture of the chosen energy resource.

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This could be the holder for a picture.....