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Intro to Electricity
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Building a Simple Circuit
  • Activity – How to Card: Double Sided
Forms of Energy
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Class Write Around
  • Lesson – Scavenger Web Quest
  • Activity – Scavenger Web Quest
  • Lesson – Vocabulary Charge
  • Activity – Charge Game Cards
Understanding Charges
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Classroom Carousel Discussion
  • Lesson – Testing for Conductivity with Different Conductors and Insulators
  • Lesson – Static Electricity: Balloon Labs
  • Lesson – Balloons and Static Electricity Labs
  • Lesson – Exploring Electrical Forces Lab
  • Lesson – Separating Salt and Pepper with Static Electricity Lab
  • Activity – Static Electricity Labs
Electrical Circuits and Energy Transformations
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Electrical Circuits and Energy Transformations
  • Lesson – Energy Transformations Lesson
  • Lesson – Energy Transformations Lesson Answer Key
  • Lesson – Chemical Energy: Glow Stick Lab
  • Chemical Energy: Glow Stick Lab – What Happened?
  • Forms of Energy Cards
Force and Motion of an Object
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Science Vocabulary Maps
  • Activity – Vocabulary Map
  • Lesson – Tug of War Activity
  • Activity – Tug of War Worksheet
  • Lesson – Balloon Rockets
  • Activity – Balloon Rockets Lab Sheet
Renewable Energy
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Renewable Energy Stations
  • Lesson – Renewable Energy Introduction
  • Lesson – Solar Energy: Making a Solar Oven
  • Lesson – Wind Energy: Making and Testing Pinwheels to Lift a Load
  • Lesson – Hydroelectric Energy: Making a Water Wheel
Energy Efficiency and Conservation
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – Energy Efficiency vs. Conservation
  • Lesson – The Energy I Used Today Activity
  • Lesson – Using Energy at School Activity & Proposal
  • Saving Energy at Home and School Student and Family Guide
  • Saving Energy at Home and School Teacher Guide
Invention and Innovation
  • The Lesson Plan
  • Lesson – SPARK: Energy Invention Challenge
  • Lesson – Invention and Innovation
  • Activity – Two Column Notes
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