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Sun’s Energy and the Atmosphere

Sun’s Energy and the Atmosphere

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  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Observe the Greenhouse Effect in a Jar

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Intro to Electricity
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Building a Simple Circuit
  • Activity – How to Card: Double Sided
Transfer of Heat
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Convection Connection
  • The Tea Kettle Test
  • Conduction, Convection and Radiation – Heat Transfer in your life Everyday
Alternative and Renewable Energy
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Bumper Sticker Challenge
  • Lesson – Renew A Bean
  • Renew A Bean – Renewables Data Sheet
  • Activity: Renewables and NonRenewables
Sun’s Energy and the Atmosphere
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Observe the Greenhouse Effect in a Jar
Potential and Kinetic Energy
  • The Lesson Plan
  • A Lukewarm Experiment
  • Potential and Kinetic Energy
Energy Sources: Power Plants
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Power Plants Film a Documentary
Wind Energy
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Wind Powered Vehicle Experiment
  • Wind Information Sheet
Biomass Energy
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Activity – Biomass Instagram Poster
  • Biomass Energy and How It’s Produced
  • Lesson – Biomass Energy Blow It Up Lab
Energy Conservation
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Paperclip Pendulums
  • Energy Conservation… It Cost Watt?
Career in Energy
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Careers In Energy
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