Energy activities

13 STEM lessons and activities to teach about kinetic and potential energy.

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Getting ready to teach about forms of energy and looking for a unit plan? Check out this 10-day instructional plan full of hands-on activities, resources, and lessons to make teaching energy fun,

If you are looking for engaging ideas for teaching forms of energy, look no further! These activities will help your students learn in a meaningful way.

Looking for 4th grade NGSS STEM Challenge Activities for energy? Energy transfer, potential & kinetic energy, and more are covered. Click through to the blog for details. #4thgrade #NGSS

fun wind science experiments for kids to learn wind power, renewable energy, preschool to school age, science class or homeschool in the backyard.

Forms of energy activities can be fun and engaging but difficult to teach. Here is a list of activities and resources to use in your class.

Explore the power of the sun's heat by blowing up a balloon on a bottle! Kids paint one soda bottle white and the other black. Once dry, they attach a small balloon to the necks of their bottles. Then, they put the bottles out in the sun for a solar reaction! Kids see that the air in the black bottle will make the balloon expand! The white bottle doesn't heat up as fast. Check out the experiment here!

My sons are obsessed with science experiments right now. I figure what better time to do a little experimenting with light than around Groundhog Day, right? Light is one of eight forms of energy. The other forms are heat, sound, chemical energy, magnetic, nuclear, electromagnetic, and mechanical. Light energy activities are fun and easy to do! Here are a few light energy experiments for kids that you will enjoy!

5 Simple Wind Energy Activities For Kids & Fun DIY Anemometer. Your kids will love these simple wind energy activities and this diy anemometer. Also, look at Middle School Hands-on Science : Extreme Winds + Free Minibook for another activity. Simple wind energy experiments are super STEM projects for kids of all ages to learn about engineering, problem-solving, alternative forms of power, and so much more. I have a diy anemometer tutorial for you using simple items.