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1. Copy your homework a. Writing in Science page 155. Read the detailed observation and explain the source of each form of energy. b. Adult Input c. Join Edmodo - 8zwyci 2. Soap Project Presentations

Read Discover Activity page 151 (IN 118) 1.What type of energy is stored in the batteries? 2.When the flashlight is turned on, what is the type of energy do you observe? 3.What type of energy is transferred when you touch a lighted bulb for a while?

Exit ticket: 1.Moving car 2.Striking a match 3.The sun 4.Computer 5.Cell phone Answer if thermal energy, mechanical energy, electrical energy, nuclear energy, electromagnetic energy or chemical energy.

Feb. 25-Mar. 1 1.What happens when you rub your hands together? 2. When you are cold, what are some other ways you can get warm?

1. Define key terms Cornell Notes. 2. Energy can be transferred:  Electricity in a wire transfers the electrical energy.  A light beam can transfer the energy from one place to another. 3. Energy can be transformed (change or converted):  Someone striking a match.  Baking cake in the oven 1.Energy cannot be created or destroyed.  No matter how it changes or moves, it will still be the same amount of energy (conservation of energy).

Explain each of the energy transformations.

ObservationsEnergy Transformation Single or Multiple 1. Lighting a candleChemical to thermal to nuclear Multiple 2. Talking on a cell phoneMechanical, electrical, electromagnetic 3. Eating food 4. Playing basketball 5. Dish washer

Exit Ticket: 1.A major problem with using electrical energy is that: A) it cannot be converted to other forms of energy. B) it is not easy to store. 2. When you recharge your cell phone you plug it into an electrical outlet for some time. The electrical energy is stored in the phone's battery as ______ energy until you are ready to use the phone. A) nuclear B) Chemical 3. Fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas, are what kind of stored energy? A) chemical B) mechanical

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Engagement: 1.Join Edmodo ….. 8zwyci 2.What is energy? 3.What are the two types of energy?

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Homework Follow the directions in your IN for Nonlinguistic Graphic Representation to describe one of Newton's Laws of Motion. Complete this assignment on p. 98. Weekly Adult Input

STEM Fair Oral Presentation Reminder: Talking while someone is presenting is a deduction to your score and it will be added to the grade of the presenter.

Cornell Notes on page 97 1.What is stated in Newton’s 1 st Law of Motion? 2.Give an example of inertia. 3.Explain the motion that results when the same force acts on objects of different masses. 4.Compare mass, and weight. 5.Describe the relationship between the distance an object is moved by a force, and the change in its potential or kinetic energy.