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What is Energy?
Think of the last time you saw a fireworks display. Fireworks explode and create bursts of color in the night sky. Fireworks release energy when they explode.
Energy is the ability to cause change. The energy in the fireworks causes the changes that you see as flashes of light and that you hear as loud booms.
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Multiple Choice
What does the ENERGY in the FIREWORKS cause to happen?
Light and Sound
Nothing
Scientists aren't sure
The 4th of July
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Fill in the Blanks
Energy is the ability to cause
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Energy can cause changes in the motion or positions of objects.
Ex: When a hammer hits a nail, energy from the hammer moves the nail into the piece of wood.
OBJECTS
Plants use energy from the sun and make their own food.
PLANTS
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Fill in the Blanks
The explosion of fireworks, the growth of a flower, and the motion of a hammer all involve
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~Kiran Bisht~
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Energy of Motion
Have you ever been to a bowling alley? When you rolled the ball and it hit the pins, a change occurred - the pins fell over.
This change occurred because the ball had a form of energy called kinetic energy.
Kinetic Energy is energy due to motion.
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Kinetic Energy
All moving objects have kinetic energy. The kinetic energy of a moving object depends on two factors:
1) The objects SPEED
2) The objects MASS
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Multiple Choice
The Kinetic Energy of a moving CAR depends on what TWO MAJOR FACTORS?
Sound and Color
Color and Shape
Speed and Mass
Size and Shape
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If two objects are moving at the same speed, the object with more mass has more kinetic energy.
Car #1 - 15 M/S Mass=1,500kg
Car#2 - 15 M/S Mass=1,400kg
Kinetic Energy and Mass
The faster an object moves, the more kinetic energy it has.
Car #1 - 15 M/S
(Meters per second)
Car #2 - 50 M/S
Kinetic Energy and Speed
Kinetic Energy
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Quick Raging Bull Roller Coaster Ride!!!!!
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Open Ended
If a car and a truck are moving at the same speed, which vehicle has more kinetic energy?
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Multiple Choice
Potential energy is stored energy due to the interaction between objects and particles.
True
False
I don't know
Scientists aren't sure yet.
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Potential Energy has three different forms!
1) Gravitational potential energy,
2) Elastic potential energy, and
3) Chemical potential energy
1) Gravitational potential energy, for example, is energy stored between a book and the Earth. The gravitational energy stored between any object and Earth depends on the object's mass and its height above ground.
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*Height Ex:* If there were two vases on a book shelf, the vase on top of the bookcase would have more gravitational potential energy than the vase that fell from the bottom shelf. An object that falls from a greater height can cause a greater change.
Height Example
*Mass Ex:* Dropping a bowling ball from a height of 1 m causes greater change than dropping a tennis ball from the same height. When two objects are at the same height, the one with more mass has more gravitational potential energy.
Mass Example
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Multiple Choice
Elastic potential energy is energy that is stored when an object is compressed or stretched. Which of the following DOES NOT FIT?
Jumping on a pogo stick - compresses the spring
Stretching a rubber band
Jumping on a trampoline
Laying on the floor
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Multiple Choice
When you eat, you take in another form of potential energy. Chemical reactions within your body release this energy stored in food. What is it called?
Chemical Potential Energy
Luster
Protons
Atomic Mass
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Work is the transfer of energy to an object by a force that makes the object move in the direction of the force.
Work is only being done while the force is applied to an object.
Work depends on:
FORCE AND DISTANCE
Energy and Work
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Poll
There are many other forms of energy we will learn about and review. If you had to study/teach about one of the following forms of energy FOREVER, what would it be?
Sound Energy
Thermal Energy
Electric Energy
Nuclear Energy
Light Energy
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