NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5 Energy & Change. NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5.

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NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5 Energy & Change

NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

 Ability to do work or cause change  Produces Warmth  Produces Light  Produces Sound  Produces Movement  Produces Growth  Powers Technology NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

 The sun gives off heat energy.  When something gets hot it gives off heat energy. e.g. solar panels. NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

 Energy that something gives off when it glows or burns. e.g. torch.  Light travels faster than sound. NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

Energy that enables you to hear something NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

Energy that is made by an electric current. e.g. electrical heaters, stoves and hair dryers NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

Energy that something has when it is moving. e.g. kicking a ball, riding a bicycle NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

Energy that is stored in something. It is waiting to be used. e.g. batteries, a spring NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

 Energy stored in fuels like coal and oil and in batteries and food  Chemical energy can also be called food energy or stored energy NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

 Gravitational potential energy is the energy of something that could fall due to gravity.  Gravity is the pull of the Earth. e.g. A book on the edge of a table has the potential to fall to the ground if it is knocked. NATURAL SCIENCES GRADE 5

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