Potential and Kinetic Energy

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Potential and Kinetic Energy Learning Target: I can be familiar with the forms and transformations of energy, and explain the relationship between potential and kinetic energy Do Now: Explain whether or not an archer with his bow drawn is kinetic or potential energy based on your prior knowledge.

Potential Energy is energy that is stored in an object but is not being used.

An object that is not moving has potential energy.

Kinetic energy is the energy of motion.

Worksheet

An object that is in movement has kinetic energy.

Potential energy can change into kinetic energy

Joe throws the football across the field. Example Joe throws the football across the field. Potential Kinetic

Joe throws the football across the field. Example Joe throws the football across the field. Potential Kinetic

Sam stands with his arms on his waist. Question 1 Sam stands with his arms on his waist. Potential Kinetic

John is scared of the rollercoaster moving fast. Question 2 John is scared of the rollercoaster moving fast. Potential Kinetic

The pencil sits on Katie’s desk. Question 3 The pencil sits on Katie’s desk. Potential Kinetic

Sara holds the soccer ball in her hand. Question 4 Sara holds the soccer ball in her hand. Potential Kinetic

The bee flies through the air. Question 5 The bee flies through the air. Potential Kinetic

The red flower blows in the wind. Question 6 The red flower blows in the wind. Potential Kinetic

Sally bought a new green car. Question 7 Sally bought a new green car. Potential Kinetic

Tim is skating in his new roller skates. Question 8 Tim is skating in his new roller skates. Potential Kinetic

The rocks sit in the middle of the road. Question 9 The rocks sit in the middle of the road. Potential Kinetic

The kite flies high in the sky. Question 10 The kite flies high in the sky. Potential Kinetic

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