+ Lesson 1: Energy Flow. + Plugged In Think of five things you do each day which require energy! Hold up five fingers to show when you are ready.

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+ Lesson 1: Energy Flow

+ Plugged In Think of five things you do each day which require energy! Hold up five fingers to show when you are ready.

+ Learning Objectives Explain how energy is generated Explain how energy is distributed Develop a model demonstrating the flow of energy from generation to use

+ Petroleum Natural Gas Coal Top 10 Energy Sources Petroleum Biomass/ Biofuel Biomass/ Biofuel Nuclear Top 10 - Put them in order! Wind Natural Gas Wood Hydropower Solar Coal Geothermal

+ Top 10 Energy Sources Used in U.S. 1. Petroleum, 36% - 20pts 2. Natural Gas, 27% - 18 pts 3. Coal, 18% - 18 pts 4. Nuclear, 8% - 10 pts 5. Hydropower, 2.7% - 9 pts 6. Biomass/Biofuels, 2.43% - 8 pts 7. Wood, 1.98% - 7pts 8. Wind, 1.35% - 6pts 9. Geothermal, 0.27% - 5pts 10. Solar, 0.18% - 4pts

+ Transmission Card Challenge Draft Graphics from

+ Build a Mini-Model Fit on a 3x5 index card Show 7 major steps in energy transmission Have a 3D component Be ready to share the process using your model!