
Wednesday sev3a renewable Lesson
Presentation
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Biology
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9th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
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Standards-aligned
Alfred Allen
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36 Slides • 5 Questions
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My Class Expectations:
Join Quizizz
In the chat say hello and if you want to
share something you use that needs energu
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Environmental
science
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Open Ended
What is something you use that requires electricity, that you would never stop using.
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Where does the energy come from in your house?
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CAMERA POLICY
Teachers will send a private message then verbal warning if a student’s camera is not on.
Continued non-camera use will result in moving up the discipline ladder.
First offense: Teacher conferences with student and documents in IC.
Second offense: Teacher conferences with student, contacts LC and documents in IC.
Third offense: Teacher conferences with student, contacts LC, sends over to academic
coach for support and documents in IC.
Fourth offense: Academic coach submits discipline referral to discipline AP
Please make sure to turn your camera on at the beginning of each class.
You can set it to private (only teacher sees) or public (everyone sees).
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Goal
• For example, for most of the
questions and responses if we get
a 80% or higher participation rate.
We will get a class party Friday.
Class party let’s make this our
class and be victorious!
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of energy
. What is one main disadvantage of fossil fuels mentioned in the video?
a. They are renewable sources
b. They are cheap to extract
c. They emit polluting gases
d. They are abundant
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Multiple Choice
. What is one main disadvantage of fossil fuels mentioned in the video?
a. They are renewable sources
b. They are cheap to extract
c. They emit polluting gases
d. They are abundant
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Subtitle (ex: Part A)
Air pollution
Burning fossil fuels releases toxic chemicals and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which can lead to air pollution.
Climate change
Fossil fuels are the primary cause of global climate change, responsible for over 75% of greenhouse gas emissions.
These emissions trap heat from the sun, causing the Earth to warm and leading to adverse
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Fossil fuels pose a number of risks to the environment and human health, including:
weather conditions.
Acid rain
Emissions from coal and oil can create acid rain when they react with other chemicals in the environment.
Water pollution
The overuse of water and soil can degrade soil quality and reduce water supplies, which can threaten freshwater reserves.
Oil spills
Accidents during the transportation of fossil fuels can lead to oil spills that harm the environment and the economy.
Respiratory illnesses
Emissions from burning coal, such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulates, can contribute to respiratory illnesses.
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Class Norms
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Standard
SEV3. Obtain, evaluate, and
communicate information to
evaluate types, availability,
allocation, and sustainability of
energy resources.
a. origins
of
renewable and
nonrenewable energy
sources.
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First week take aways
Assignments
Fantastic four note-taking
assignment
-pretest
?Progress learning?
●Did you work on the progress
learning assignment?
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Learning Target
I can identify renewable energy sources.
I can read/make a best source of energy
from risks to benefits measured by
geological features and efficiency.
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Cheese Maze What is an energy source
a source of potential
energy than can be
converted to other form(s)
of energy
Example: nonrenewable
and renewable
Coal, oil, natural gas
Energy
resource
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Cheese Maze
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It is a race
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Can you find the
cheese in time?
This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND
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Let's do one together
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non renewable enrgy source is the term
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Where do we put the term?
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What is the definition?
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Do you know any examples?
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What would a characteristic be?.
Aenergy source that is used up faster than is replenished.
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Cheese Maze What is an energy source
renewable energy cannot always consistently produce energy at all hours of the day
renewable energy cannot always consistently produce energy at all hours of the day
Example: Photovoltaic cells
Intermittency factor
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Labeling
Place the desrciptions in the proper box in the Frayer model
cannot produce energy at all hours
day/night cycles
wind, solar power
intermitency factor
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Forms of Renewable Energy
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BRAIN BREAK
5 Minute Timer
This timer counts down silently until it reaches 0:00, then a police siren sounds to alert you that time is up.
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Match
Match the following
Influenced by day/night cycle
visual pollution
disrupts ecosystem factors
combustable
inner core influenced
Photovoltaic cells
wind power
hydropower
biofuel
geothermal
Photovoltaic cells
wind power
hydropower
biofuel
geothermal
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Origins for
renewable energy
Can you identify the origin of
renewable energy sources?
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Origins for
renewable energy
Can you identify the origin of
renewable energy sources?
Sun harnessed
Photovoltaic
cells
I got this origins
for renewable
energy note
activity?
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PROs
CONs
Clean Energy
Disrupts Water
Flow to Cause
Floods and Drought
Can Meet Peak
Electricity Demand
Lack of Available
Lotic Waterways
Reduces Need for
Fossil Fuels
Some Negative
Environmental
Impacts
High initial
Investment
Hydropower
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PROs
CONs
Clean Energy
Disrupts Water
Flow to Cause
Floods and Drought
Can Meet Peak
Electricity Demand
Lack of Available
Lotic Waterways
Reduces Need for
Fossil Fuels
Some Negative
Environmental
Impacts
High initial
Investment
Hydropower
What negative
impacts on the
environment?
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PROs
CONs
Clean Energy
Intermittent
Low Operating
Costs
Requires Much Space
Reduces Need for
Fossil Fuels
Negative
Environmental
Impacts from
Manufacturing
Environmentally
Friendly
High initial
Investment
Increases
Property Value
Solar
Power
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Wind
Power
PROs
CONs
Clean Energy
Intermittent
Low Operating
Costs
Noise and Visual
Pollution
Reduces Need for
Fossil Fuels
Some Negative
Environmental
Impacts
New Technology
for Offshore Wind
Farms
High initial
Investment
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PROs
CONs
Clean Energy
Can Not Be
Transported
Low Operating
Costs
Can Not Supply
Large Cities
Reduces Need for
Fossil Fuels
Some Systems May
Contaminate
Groundwater
No Environmental
Impact
High initial
Investment
Geothermal
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PROs
CONs
Carbon Neutral
Intermittent
Reduces and
Utilizes Waste
Economically and
Productively
Inefficient
Reduces Need for
Fossil Fuels
Not Easy to
Transport
Converts
Greenhouse Gases
Into Energy
Requires Much
Water
Biomass/
Biofuel
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PROs
CONs
No Greenhouse
Gas Emissions
Can Use Human
and Animal Fitness
for Renewable
Source
Does Not Produce
Enough Energy for
a Typical Home
Can Teach
Children the Value
of Energy
Can Not Transport
Can Be Used In Any
Area or Country
Requires
Creativity and
Innovation
Requires the
Animal or Person
to Have Good
Nutrition
Human/
Animal
Power
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Where are you at?
Travel in a quest
●mastery links
●Progress Learning
●Fantastic Four
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●Newsela
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Nearpod Twilight Zone
This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND
Answer these questions about
renewable Energy
What is a renewable energy source that
takes up noise and visual pollution?
What is a renewable energy source that
disrupts water ecosystems?
What does intermittent mean?
Meter
check
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How did I do?
I answered all
three.
Breakout room
Gimkit survival
I answered the
first two
questions.
Go to question 3
breakout room
I am just not getting
it
Power-upBreakout
room
I could no answer
the first two
questions.Time is
everything
breakout room
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Fantastic four Independent time
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Independent time: Slide 2 how far
did you get?
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Exit Ticket: Slide 5 how far did
you get?
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Labeling
Match in the proper area on table
lotic bodies of water
dependent of fault line location
expansive area
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Questions?
Reminders:
• Fantastic four slide 2(origins) and
slide 5(risks and benefits).
• Newsela Quiz tomorrow
❑ Progress Learning SEV3C and D
due next week
Until next time:
Have a great
day!
Questions? E-mail me
aallen@georgiacyber.org
My Class Expectations:
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