If you are looking for engaging ideas for teaching forms of energy, look no further! These activities will help your students learn in a meaningful way.

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Need a fun way for your students to learn about energy?! Help them build content knowledge with these Discussion Cards! Engage EVERY student and it's a formative assessment opportunity​ too! Win win! #science #energy #discussioncards

Build a rubber-band-powered rolling plastic water bottle.

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Download the worksheet for free at HERE Can you run your TV when the power goes out? Can you speed 40 km per hour with your car that has run out of gas? Can you carry a heavy object after a long period of fasting? If you don’t have enough energy, you can’t do work. We need energy to warm up, move and make something move. The ability of an object to do work is called energy. There are many types of energy. Chemical energy, heat energy, kinetic energy, potential energy, sound energy, wind…

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