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Concepts or Big Ideas PrinciplesGeneralizations And/Or Representative Topic Representative Topic Fact Skills are the tools we use to organize, access, and share knowledge with

Energy and Engineering Energy can be transferred from place to place Innovators design, test, and refine devices that convert energy And/Or Static Electricity Current Electricity Chemical Energy Design(Persuade) Test(Experiment) Refine(Reflect) Fact -Compare and Contrast -Create a simple circuit -Research Thomas Edison -Design a device