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Misconceptions                        An object at rest has no energy.

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Misconceptions                        An object at rest has no energy.

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Essential Questions to know as we go -  Is energy wasted?

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Essential Questions to know as we go -  Is energy wasted?

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Kagan Structure: Rally Coach Use of Energy Matrix  

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Kagan Structure: Rally Coach Use of Energy Matrix  

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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A toaster - Electrical Energy → Thermal Energy and Radiant Energy, Person Running - Chemical Energy → Mechanical Energy, Candle Burning - Chemical Energy → Thermal Energy and Radiant Energy, Playing a Violin - Mechanical Energy → Sound Energy, Turning on a flashlight - Chemical Energy → Radiant Energy, Windmill Turning - Mechanical Energy → Electrical Energy, Tanning Bed - Electrical Energy → Radiant Energy, Nuclear Power Plant - Nuclear Energy → Electrical Energy, Tree Growing Fruit - Radiant Energy → Chemical Energy, Iron - Electrical Energy → Thermal Energy, Digesting an Apple - Chemical Energy → Mechanical Energy, Thermal Energy, Solar Calculator - Radiant Energy → Electrical Energy,

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A toaster - Electrical Energy → Thermal Energy and Radiant Energy, Person Running - Chemical Energy → Mechanical Energy.

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The six fundamental forms of energy: Mechanical, Chemical, Thermal/Heat, Electrical, Nuclear, and Radiation.
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These things, listed below, represent the six fundamental forms of energy: Mechanical, Chemical, Thermal/Heat, Electrical, Nuclear and Radiation. Your task is to determine what form of energy is represented by each item.

Light bulb in a lamp post

Two women sitting at a picnic table drinking water. The arrow is pointing to the cups of water. One cup is sitting on the table and the other is in a woman's hand.

A doctor looking at an X-ray

A Frisbee flying through the air

The sun

A man getting ready to hit a golf ball with a golf club. The arrow is pointing at the head of the golf club.

A little boy eating an ice cream cone. The arrow is pointing to the ice cream on the ice cream cone.

Now spend some time trying to identify the different forms of energy that are at work in the above items. Once you have thought through this and have some answers, read on to see if you are correct.

Answers

Light bulb in a lamp post - Electrical Energy

Cups of water. One is sitting on a table and the other is in a woman's hand. - Thermal or Heat Energy

An X-ray - Nuclear Energy

A Frisbee flying through the air - Mechanical (kinetic) Energy

The sun - Radiation

A golf club getting ready to hit a ball - Mechanical (Potential)

The ice cream in an ice cream cone - Chemical

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The six fundamental forms of energy: Mechanical, Chemical, Thermal/Heat, Electrical, Nuclear, and Radiation. Click link to expand for a text description of the figure These things, listed below, represent the six fundamental forms of energy: Mechanical, Chemical, Thermal/Heat, Electrical, Nuclear and Radiation. Your task is to determine what form of energy is represented by each item.

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Join an activity with your class and find or create your own quizzes and flashcards.

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Forms of energy online exercise for 3º. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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States of Matter is an educational activity for kids to learn about the different properties of matter.