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1 1 Student Objective To identify energy transformations To identify energy transformations Energy transfer is when the energy is passes on. *What is energy TRANSFORMATION? Warm Up

2 2 SoundChemicalMagneticelectricalMechanical  Categorize the objects & pictures in the lab bucket according to the main type of energy each produces.

3 3  Categorize the pictures on the following slide according to the main type of energy each produces.  Write the name down under the appropriate column of your chart.

4 4

5 5 SoundChemicalMagneticelectricalMechanical

6 6 Answers SoundChemicalMagneticelectricalMechanical

7 7 What type of energy (that we have NOT learned about yet) is involved in the following items.

8 8 A Closer Look There are many different forms of energy including chemical, electrical, mechanical, thermal, magnetic, electromagnetic (light and radio waves), sound, nuclear, and elastic. There are many different forms of energy including chemical, electrical, mechanical, thermal, magnetic, electromagnetic (light and radio waves), sound, nuclear, and elastic. These energy forms can convert from one to the other in many different ways. These energy forms can convert from one to the other in many different ways. Explore the following slides. For each slide answer the questions on your worksheet….Summing Up Questions. Explore the following slides. For each slide answer the questions on your worksheet….Summing Up Questions.

9 9 Quiet Please

10 10 Stretching It

11 11 Toyland- Wind up toys… QUACK

12 12 That Special Attraction

13 13 Shush!

14 14 Yummy!!

15 15 Plug It In Go On

16 http://www.science4us.com/SCO/act_67 5/index.aspx?aid=675&cid=P-0 http://www.science4us.com/SCO/act_67 5/index.aspx?aid=675&cid=P-0 http://www.science4us.com/SCO/act_67 5/index.aspx?aid=675&cid=P-0 http://www.science4us.com/SCO/act_67 5/index.aspx?aid=675&cid=P-0 http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks3/scien ce/energy_electricity_forces/energy_tran sfer_storage/activity/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks3/scien ce/energy_electricity_forces/energy_tran sfer_storage/activity/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks3/scien ce/energy_electricity_forces/energy_tran sfer_storage/activity/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks3/scien ce/energy_electricity_forces/energy_tran sfer_storage/activity/ http://www.glencoe.com/sites/common_ assets/science/virtual_labs/E04/E04.html http://www.glencoe.com/sites/common_ assets/science/virtual_labs/E04/E04.html http://www.glencoe.com/sites/common_ assets/science/virtual_labs/E04/E04.html http://www.glencoe.com/sites/common_ assets/science/virtual_labs/E04/E04.html http://sciencenetlinks.com/media/filer/2 011/10/07/powerplay.swf http://sciencenetlinks.com/media/filer/2 011/10/07/powerplay.swf http://sciencenetlinks.com/media/filer/2 011/10/07/powerplay.swf http://sciencenetlinks.com/media/filer/2 011/10/07/powerplay.swf http://www.learner.org/workshops/ener gy/cattraption/catrunthru.html http://www.learner.org/workshops/ener gy/cattraption/catrunthru.html http://www.learner.org/workshops/ener gy/cattraption/catrunthru.html http://www.learner.org/workshops/ener gy/cattraption/catrunthru.html 16

17 17 Click this link: Newton's Cradle Click this link: Newton's CradleNewton's CradleNewton's Cradle More to Do…

18 18 Quiet Please 1.Some powered by chemical/electrical energy in batteries, some by mechanical energy 2.Sound energy Stretching It 1.motion Mechanical energy 2.motion Mechanical energy (converted from elastic potential) 3.Motion Mechanical energy (converted from elastic potential) Toyland 1. Motion Mechanical energy because you have to use motion to wind up the toys 2. Motion Mechanical energy & sound That Special Attraction 1.Magnetic energy 2.motion Mechanical

19 19 Shush 1.Motion Mechanical energy because something has to move on each object for sound to be produced 2.Sound energy Yummy 1.Chemical energy that plants make using the sun’s radiant energy 2.Chemical to Mechanical energy 3.Radiant energy to Chemical energy Plug it In 1.Electrical energy 2.Pencil sharpener produces sound, thermal, & motion mechanical. Mixer produces motion mechanical & sound. Heating blanket produces thermal.

20 20 Quiet Please 1.Some powered by chemical energy in batteries, some by mechanical energy 2.Sound energy Stretching It 1.Mechanical (motion) energy 2.Mechanical energy 3.Mechanical energy Toyland 1. Mechanical energy because you have to use motion to wind up the toys 2.Mechanical energy, example is the bunny hops after you wind it up & sound energy, example duck quacks That Special Attraction 1.Magnetic energy 2.Mechanical (motion)

21 21 Shush 1. Mechanical energy because something has to move on each object for sound to be produced 2. Sound energy Yummy 1.Chemical energy that plants make using the sun’s radiant energy 2.Chemical to Mechanical energy 3.Radiant energy to Chemical energy Plug it In 1.Electrical energy 2.Pencil sharpener produces sound, thermal, & mechanical. Mixer produces mechanical, sound, & thermal. Heating blanket produces thermal.

22 22 Explanation 1. Find out what an “energy conversion” is by using textbook glossary. 2. Think about each slide you looked at earlier and decide what energy conversions took place. Diagram each station on your worksheet (ENERGY CONVERSIONS #3) S ample Diagram: Station #1 Quiet Please: Sound Energy+ Heat Energy Sound Energy + Heat Energy Chemical Energy/electrical CD Player Sound+ Mechanical Energy Sound + Mechanical Energy Mechanical Energy Noise Maker

23 23 Explanation 1. Find out what an “energy conversion” is by using textbook glossary. 2. Think about each slide you looked at earlier and decide what energy conversions took place. Diagram each station on your worksheet (ENERGY CONVERSIONS #3) S ample Diagram: Station #1 Quiet Please: Sound Energy+ Heat Energy Sound Energy + Heat Energy Chemical Energy/electrical CD Player Sound+ Mechanical Energy Sound + Mechanical Energy Mechanical Energy Noise Maker

24 24 #2 Stretching It: #3 Toyland #4 That Special Attraction: (Elastic) Potential Energy Mechanical Energy Rubber band Mechanical + Sound Mechanical Energy Duck w/Wagon Mechanical Energy Magnetic Energy Magnet Mechanical Energy

25 25 #5 Shush: #6 Yummy #7 Plug It In: Mechanical Energy Bugle Mechanical Energy + Heat Energy Chemical Energy Our bodies Electrical Energy Mixer Sound Energy+ Mechanical Energy Sound Energy + Mechanical Energy Sound Energy

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