Thermal Energy Introduction

Thermal Energy Introduction

(Please make sure you have a BOOK on your desk!)​

Poll

Bellringer (Part 1):

The toughest thermal energy vocab word for me is...

• Thermal Equilibrium

• Conduction

• Convection

• Radiation

• Other (temperature, thermal energy, heat)

Open Ended

Bellringer (Part 2):

Describe "thermal energy" in your own words.

Reading

1) What is temperature?

2) What does KE depend on?

3) What is the difference in how particles move in a cup of water vs a block of ice?

4)​ How would you describe the temperature of an object that has slow moving particles?

Look for the answer to these questions as you read:

Read Lesson 10, Section 1 (pg 164)

Multiple Choice

What is temperature?

• Heat

• Cold

• A measurement of kinetic energy of particles in a substance

• A measure of potential energy of a substance

Multiple Choice

What does kinetic energy depend on?

• Speed and Velocity

• Mass and Weight

• Speed and Mass

• Gravity and Height

Open Ended

What is the difference between how particles move in a cup of water vs a block of ice?

Draw

Draw the particles of a warm object vs the particles of a cold object.

We will answer one question and then move onto the next part!

Page 165​ "Thermal Energy"

Read Lesson 10, Section 2 (part 1)

Reading

Multiple Choice

What are three things that thermal energy of a system depends on?

• Mass

  State of Matter

  Substance

• Gravity

  Height

  Temperature

• Temperature

  Kinetic Energy

  Heat

• Heat

  Cold

  Boiling

We will answer two questions and then move onto the next part!

Page 165​ "Mass and Thermal Energy"

Read Lesson 10, Section 2 (part 2)

Reading

Multiple Choice

Which has more thermal energy?

• A cup of boiling water (100 degrees C)

• A pot of boiling water (100 degrees C)

Multiple Choice

Which has more thermal energy?

• An iceberg (0 degrees C)

• A pot of boiling water (100 degrees C)

We will answer one question and then move onto the next part!

Page 165-166​ "States of Matter and Thermal Energy"

Read Lesson 10, Section 2 (part 3)

Reading

Multiple Choice

Which has more thermal energy?

• 200 grams of boiling water (100 degrees C)

• 200 grams of steam (100 degrees C)

We will answer one question and then be done!

Page 166​ "Types of Matter and Thermal Energy"

Read Lesson 10, Section 2 (part 4)

Reading

Multiple Choice

Do different types of matter have different amounts of thermal energy? (For example, 20g of liquid mercury vs 20g of water)

• Yes

• No

Open Ended

Exit ticket: Create a question about thermal energy.

(This can be a question that you still have about thermal energy or a "test style" question)