Energy

Learn about Energy

Find out what energy is, get answers to the 10 most common questions about energy, learn many energy terminologies. See the Day 1-9 Lesson Plan to learn about energy. Play the Jeopardy energy game, Watch Videos, Slides, & Complete energy worksheets.

What is Energy?
Lesson Plan
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7
Day 8
Day 9
Brainpop
Worksheets
Energy Terms
Terminology Worksheets
Jeopardy Online
Teacher Resources
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Answer Worksheets

Potential and kinetic energy from JeanieMartizano

Lesson Plan Goal

Acquire a good understanding and knowledge about Energy
Learn Energy Terminology

See Day 1 – Day 9 to follow the Lesson Plan;

Start with Day 1

or Click through the Day Tabs for more daily lessons about Energy.
Complete the Last Day with a Test

1) Learn the Top 10 Common Questions about Energy

Read and Watch the Videos & Slides

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2) Print & Complete the following worksheets

Complete the following worksheets

Potential or Kinetic Energy

Sources of Energy

Watch the Unlimited Power Video
Complete the Following worksheets

My Energy Journal

Print & Read the Energy Terms out loud with another student taking turns

Energy (Beginning Level) Study Sheet

Energy (Full Terms) Study Sheet

Complete the Following Worksheets

Make a Pinwheel

Pinwheel Worksheet

Use the study sheet to complete the following worksheets:

Energy Matching (1) – 16 terms – More Challenging

Energy Matching (1) – 16 terms – Easier

Read the Study terms out loud with another student taken turns
Complete one of these Crossword Puzzles

Energy Crossword – Easier

Energy Crossword – More Challenging

Play Jeopardy!

See the Jeopardy tab

Play Jeopardy Energy Game

Take one of the Multiple Choice Energy Quizzes

MULTIPLE CHOICE

Energy Multiple Choice – More Challenging

Energy Multiple Choice – Easier

Review your incorrect answers & study for the energy terminology test in 2 days

Use the Study terms to define the energy terms in your own words

DEFINE IN YOUR OWN WORDS

Energy (Full) Lined Terms

Energy (Beginning Level) Lined Terms

Study for your energy terminology test tomorrow

TEST YOUR ENERGY KNOWLEDGE

I hope you studied

Energy Matching (2) – 16 terms – Easier

Energy Matching (2) – 16 terms – More Challenging

Batteries (02:24)
You never notice them until they run out of juice! But they power everything from handheld games to submarines… Learn the science behind batteries in this animated movie!
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Brainpop Power (03:27) – Video
What’s it take to get work done quickly? Power, dude. Power.
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Electric Circuits (03:45)
Electrons are your friends. Learn how to make them work for you!
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Electromagnets (02:53)
Electricity and magnetism…two sides of the same coin.
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Electromagnetic Induction (02:25)
How are electricity and magnetism related? Tim looks into the shocking truth.
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Electricity (01:42)
There’s more to electricity than just turning on a switch. Check out this movie as Tim and Moby explore the mysteries of electricity!
Quiz | Activity | FYI | Time Line | Q&A

Brainpop Gas and Oil (04:02) – Video
Oil makes the world go round.
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Brainpop Fuel Cells (02:55) – Video
Are you ready for the future of energy? While they’re still being perfected, fuel cells are one of the most promising energy technologies to come around in a long while! Check out this animated movie to learn more!
Quiz | Activity | FYI | Experiment | Time Line | Q&A

Brainpop Biofuels (05:00) – Video
Learn about cleaner-burning, entirely renewable fuels!
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Brainpop Wind Energy (03:40) – Video
Find out how moving air can be turned into electricity, and why wind power rocks!
Quiz | Activity | FYI | Q&A

Brainpop Solar Energy (02:59) – Video
The sun is pretty much an endless source of energy. Find out how we’re harnesssing its rays!
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Worksheet Place Energy Worksheets

Many fun energy worksheets

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Recommended Worksheets from Worksheet Place about energy

Potential or Kinetic Energy

Sources of Energy

Learn these Vocabulary Words to Complete Worksheets

Activation Energy – Activation energy of a reaction is the amount of energy needed to start the reaction.
Appliance – A piece of equipment, commonly powered by electricity, used to perform a particular energy-driven function.
Battery – An energy storage device made up of one or more electrolyte cells.
Biodiesel – An alternative fuel that can be made from any fat or vegetable oil. It can be used in any diesel engine with few or no modifications.
Calorie – A unit for measuring heat energy.
Carbon Dioxide – A colorless, odorless noncombustible gas with the formula CO2 that is present in the atmosphere.
Chemical Energy – Energy stored in a substance and released during a chemical reaction such as burning wood, coal, or oil.
Circuit(s) – A conductor or a system of conductors through which electric current flows.
Coal – A fossil fuel formed by the breakdown of vegetable material trapped underground without access to air.
Collector Field – The area where many solar collectors are situated in a solar power plant.
Diesel Fuel – A fuel composed of distillates obtained in petroleum refining operation or blends of such distillates with residual oil used in motor vehicles.
Direct Current – An electric current that flows in only one direction through a circuit, as from a battery.
Electricity – A form of energy characterized by the presence and motion of elementary charged particles generated by friction, induction, or chemical change.
Electromagnetic – Having to do with magnetism produced by an electric current.
Electromagnetic Energy – Energy that travels in waves, such as ultra-violet radiation. It can be thought of as a combination of electric and magnetic energy
Energy – The ability to do work or the ability to move an object
Force – Something which changes the state of rest or motion of something.
Fuel – Any material that can be burned to make energy.
Gas – (1) A non-solid, non-liquid (as hydrogen or air) substance that has no fixed shape and tends to expand without limit.
Grid – The layout of an electrical distribution system.
Horsepower – A unit for measuring the rate of work (or power) equivalent to 33,000 foot-pounds per minute or 746 watts.
Incandescent Light Bulb – An incandescent bulb is a type of electric light in which light is produced by a filament heated by electric current. The most common example is the type you find in most table and floor lamps.
Inertia – A property of matter by which it remains at rest or in uniform motion in the same straight line unless acted upon by some outside force.
Joule – A metric unit for measuring work and energy, named after James Joule. It is equal to the work done when a one ampere current is passed through a resistance of one ohm for one second.
Kinetic – The energy of a body which results from its motion.
Light – Radiant electromagnetic energy that an observer can see.
Load – The power and energy requirements of users on the electric power system in a certain area or the amount of power delivered to a certain point.
Magnet – Any piece of iron, steel, etc., that has the property of attracting iron or steel.
Oil – The raw material that petroleum products are made from. A black liquid fossil fuel found deep in the Earth.
Power – The rate at which energy is transferred.Power Plant – A facility where power, especially electricity, is generated.
1. Brainpop Power (03:27) – Video
  What’s it take to get work done quickly? Power, dude. Power.
  Game | Quiz | Activity | FYI | Q&A
Radiation – Any high-speed transmission of energy in the form of particles or electromagnetic waves.
Solar Energy – The radiant energy of the sun, which can be converted into other forms of energy, such as heat or electricity.
Watt – A metric unit of power, usually used in electric measurements, which gives the rate at which work is done or energy used.