Explore different forms of matter using a virtual field trip (Google Earth) to explore places where matter changes states, like glaciers or boiling rivers.

Conduct simple experiments to explore different forms of energy. For example, different objects can be rolled down a ramp, and the distance each one travels can be measured to understand the concept of kinetic energy. Record your data using the Google Sheet.

Create a relay race to perform tasks that represent different forms of energy. For example, perform physical activities to represent kinetic energy, jump to represent potential energy, and conduct simple science experiments (like heating water) for thermal energy. You can use a timer to share your results.

In a small group, research a specific type of energy and its role in daily life. You can create a short video or presentation to share.

Create a digital journal or blog where you can reflect on the different forms of matter and energy you encounter in your everyday lives. You can upload photos, drawings, or videos. Google Docs can be used for this activity.

Write and illustrate a short story or comic about a character who goes on an adventure to learn about different forms of energy. You may use story bird to publish.

Use sound recording apps (GarageBand) to explore sound energy. Create your own "energy soundscapes" by recording sounds that represent different types of energy, like the wind or the sizzling of hot water.

Go on a nature walk and use a camera to document examples of matter and energy in nature. Create a Google Doc of your photos.