1. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR

2. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large ____________. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong________. The energy it takes to turn the ________ (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) ________ - Mactaquac uses this source; called _____ - electric plant. 2) ________ - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive; sold by the barrel. 5) ________ - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) ________ - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

3. ANSWERS 6A/BLesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong________. The energy it takes to turn the ________ (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) ________ - Mactaquac uses this source; called _____ - electric plant. 2) ________ - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive; sold by the barrel. 5) ________ - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) ________ - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

4. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the ________ (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) ________ - Mactaquac uses this source; called _____ - electric plant. 2) ________ - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive; sold by the barrel. 5) ________ - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) ________ - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

5. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) ________ - Mactaquac uses this source; called _____ - electric plant. 2) ________ - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive; sold by the barrel. 5) ________ - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) ________ - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

6. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) ________ - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive; sold by the barrel. 5) ________ - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) ________ - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

7. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive; sold by the barrel. 5) ________ - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) ________ - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

8. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) ________ - A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive; sold by the barrel. 5) ________ - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) ________ - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

9. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) ________ - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) ________ - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

10. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) ________ - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

11. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) Nuclear - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) ________ - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

12. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) Nuclear - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) Sun (Solar) - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? ______, _______, & ______ Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

13. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) Nuclear - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) Sun (Solar) - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? water, wind, & sun Which are NONRENEWABLE? ______, __________, _____ & _______ Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

14. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) Nuclear - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) Sun (Solar) - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? water, wind, & sun Which are NONRENEWABLE? coal, natural gas, oil & nuclear. Most efficient? ______ Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

15. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) Nuclear - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) Sun (Solar) - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? water, wind, & sun Which are NONRENEWABLE? coal, natural gas, oil & nuclear. Most efficient? hydro Least harmful? ______ Most reliable? ______ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

16. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) Nuclear - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) Sun (Solar) - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? water, wind, & sun Which are NONRENEWABLE? coal, natural gas, oil & nuclear. Most efficient? hydro Least harmful? wind or solar Most reliable? ____ Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

17. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) Nuclear - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) Sun (Solar) - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? water, wind, & sun Which are NONRENEWABLE? coal, natural gas, oil & nuclear. Most efficient? hydro Least harmful? wind or solar Most reliable? hydro Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page…

18. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) Nuclear - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) Sun (Solar) - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? water, wind, & sun Which are NONRENEWABLE? coal, natural gas, oil & nuclear. Most efficient? hydro Least harmful? wind or solar Most reliable? hydro Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page… At 6:00pm most people are home from work, cooking, using water…

19. Name ______ 6__Lesson 9 – Sources of Electricity Feb. __ Page 30-31 Objective: to observe how power plants generate electricity and compare different ways (7) to make electricity  R or NR Nearly all the electricity we use is made by large generators. These have huge coils of wire moving between very strong magnets. The energy it takes to turn the turbines (GREEN word to put in vocabulary!) in the generators comes from different sources. List these sources below using the hints: 1) Water - Mactaquac uses this source; called Hydro - electric plant. 2) Wind - Mars Ski hill has 20; PEI has a few; NB has only one  HUGE 3) Coal - A fossil fuel that’s black; Mr. D’s grandpa worked in one. 4) Natural Gas -A fossil fuel that’s getting very expensive;sold by the barrel. 5) Oil - A fossil fuel that if spilled in the ocean from tankers, kills. 6) Nuclear - Homer Simpson works in this plant; waste is very dangerous! 7) Sun (Solar) - Like #’s 1 and 2, this source delivers itself into “panels”. Which of the 7 sources are RENEWABLE? water, wind, & sun Which are NONRENEWABLE? coal, natural gas, oil & nuclear. Most efficient? hydro Least harmful? wind or solar Most reliable? hydro Answer the 2 bullets on page 31 on the back of this page… At 6:00pm most people are home from work, cooking, using water… People use electricity most in the winter because of heating.