1. Bell Work 1/26/16 Brainteaser….. What is one thing that has been here since Earth’s formation. It may have changed form or shape but has never left earth, or has necessarily been created. ENERGY Think Quick: Name some forms of energy

2. Bell Work 1/27/16 Natural resources, specifically fossil fuels, are a relatively inexpensive way to transform energy into valuable forms that we use daily. How exactly did we get these FOSSIL FUELS? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaXBVYr9Ij0

3. Bell Work 1/28/16 Which renewable energy source may MOSTLY benefit from being built and operated closer to the Equator? A. Geothermal energy B. Solar energy C. Hydroelectric Energy D. Wind energy

4. Bell Work 2/1/16 Which renewable energy source may MOSTLY benefit from being built and operated near tectonic plate boundaries or hot spots? A. Geothermal energy B. Solar energy C. Hydroelectric Energy D. Wind energy

5. Bell Work 2/2/16 Is wind energy worth it? Cost? Environment? Other…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dzf9X7m8-9o

6. Bell Work 2/3/16 Geothermal Energy Jot down notes to help you remember the process to generate electricity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjpp2MQffnw

7. 2/4/16 Bioenergy Jot down some notes to remember how algae can be used to create biofuels. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxyvVkeW7Nk

8. Bell Work 2/11/16 Which renewable energy source may MOSTLY benefit from being built and operated near a flat, coastal area? A. Geothermal energy B. Solar energy C. Hydroelectric Energy D. Wind energy Any Arguments???????????

9. Bell Work 2/16/16 TRUE or FALSE Prior to pipelines, the US would transport or move oil around the nation by dumping into creeks, streams, or other small waterways to get from A to B.

10. Bell Work Which parts of the world do you feel are more effected by water scarcity? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9OGvcVA3Gw

11. Bell Work 11/7/14 A windmill would transfer wind energy into a. Chemical energy b. Radiant energy c. Mechanical energy d. Thermal energy

12. Bell Work 11/13/14 Solar Energy Jot down notes on how solar energy can be used to generate electricity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1HmY_ImHA g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1HmY_ImHA g

13. Bell Work 11/20/14 List some risk factors associated with using nuclear fission to generate electricity.

14. Bell Work 11/18/2014 Hydrogen Fuel Cells Jot down notes to remember how hydrogen fuel cells transform energy to power vehicles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m74B6E9w40

15. Bell Work 10/4/13 Potential energy is stored energy and the energy of position Kinetic energy is motion of particles or objects DRAW/SKETCH an example of POTENTIAL and KINETIC

16. Bell Work 10/7/13 Some say (one theory) that when matter is destroyed energy can be created. Others believe (another theory) that energy simply changes from one form of energy to another. The second theory is known as……….? a. Theory of Relativity b. Transformation of Energy c. Conservation of Energy d. Potential Energy

17. Bell Work October 8, 2013 Write down a couple words that hint to why Energy Transformations are so important.

18. Bell Work 10-9-2013 Which form of energy do we get as a result of nuclear fusion in the Sun’s core? a. Microwaves b. Infrared c. X rays d. Light

19. Bell Work 10/10/13 You are at the library choosing a book to read. On which shelf would a book have the most POTENTIAL energy? a. Bottom shelf b. Second to bottom shelf c. Second to top shelf d. Top shelf What two factors affect (gravitational) potential energy? Height and Mass

20. Bell Work 10/15/13 Fossil fuels (coal, petroleum (oil), natural gas) could eventually run out-NON-RENEWABLE- List some RENEWABLE energy sources for a transition to “cleaner” energy.

21. Notebook Check 10/23/13 Write out the QUESTION for the Bell Work on 8/29/13 Write out LEARNING TARGET E What is the BOLD words for procedure #3 in ACTIVITY 2 in the projectile motion simulation What was the answer for the Bell Work on 10/07/13 List at least 3 of the answers to the bell work on 10/15/13

22. Renewable Energy Add GEOTHERMAL to your chart for Renewable and Non-Renewable energy sources Description- Using heat from beneath Earth’s surface to transform into useful energy for heating or electricity Advantage-Geothermal energy does not produce any pollution, and does not contribute to the greenhouse effect. Disadvantage-Hazardous gases and minerals may come up from underground, and can be difficult to safely dispose of. http:// www.darvill.clara.ne t/ altenerg/geothermal.htm

23. Bell Work 10/05/12 Ballistic Missiles & Projectiles http://school.discoveryeducation.com/networks/junk yardwars/fun.html