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Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 1 SRP Solar for Schools Middle School Level; Lesson Plan 2 Appliance Usage.

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1 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 1 SRP Solar for Schools Middle School Level; Lesson Plan 2 Appliance Usage

2 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 2 Dryer = 4,400 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

3 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 3 Washer = 1,000 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

4 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 4 Electric Water Heater = 3,800 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

5 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 5 Electric Oven = 2,000 Watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

6 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 6 Plasma TV = 300 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

7 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 7 Air Conditioning Unit = 3,500 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

8 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 8 Desktop Computer = 340 watts Desktop Computer = 340 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

9 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 9 Vacuum = 960 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

10 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 10 Xbox 360 = 185 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

11 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 11 Microwave = 1,500 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

12 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 12 Blender = 385 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

13 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 13 Clock Radio = 4 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

14 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 14 Coffee Maker = 900 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

15 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 15 Lawn Mower = 1,200 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

16 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 16 PS3 = 195 watts PS3 = 195 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

17 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 17 Toaster = 1,150 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

18 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 18 Blow dryer = 1,200 watts Blow dryer = 1,200 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

19 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 19 Power Saw = 300 Watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

20 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 20 Drill = 275 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

21 Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Lesson Plan 1: Appliance Usage Page 21 Ceiling Fan = 90 watts ________________ x _______________ / ________ = __________________ Kilowatt-Hours Needed =

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