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Warm Up 10/15 Unpack the GPS Standard S8P2. Students will be familiar with the forms and transformations of energy. a. Explain energy transformation in terms of the Law of Conservation of Energy. b. Explain the relationship between potential and kinetic energy. (USE YOUR THINKING MAP SKILLS!)

Closing 10/15 Exit Ticket!!! Answer the essential question: “How are potential energy and kinetic energy different?”

Warm Up 10/16 What kind of energy is this? a.potential energy b.kinetic energy

Closing 10/16 What type of energy is in the photo to the right? a.potential energy b.kinetic energy

Warm Up 10/17 Kinetic energy plus potential energy is called… a.thermal energy b. total energy c. gravitational energy d. mechanical energy

Closing 10/17 Answer the Essential Questions: Write the formulas for finding the kinetic energy and the potential energy of an object.

Warm Up 10/18 The Law of Conservation of Energy States that… a. Energy is always moving. b.Energy can only phase forms from potential to kinetic. c.Energy cannot be created or destroyed. d.Humans need to conserve energy so that we do not use up all of our resources.

Closing 10/18 Answer the essential question: What did you learn about energy today that you did not know before?

Warm Up 10/19 Briefly describe an example of kinetic and potential energy in your home. ( Write in complete sentences.)

Closing 10/19 Exit Ticket!!!!! Turn in your written response from the Warm Up today. Warm Up: Briefly describe an example of kinetic and potential energy in your home. ( Write in complete sentences.)