Exploring Energy Flow, Generation, and Transmission
Dive into the world of energy flow with lessons on energy generation and distribution. Discover the top energy sources and their usage in the U.S. Build a mini-model showcasing energy transmission steps. Get ready to explore the dynamic world of energy!
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+ Lesson 1: Energy Flow
+Plugged In Think of five things you do each day which require energy! Hold up five fingers to show when you are ready.
+ Learning Objectives Explain how energy is generated Explain how energy is distributed Develop a model demonstrating the flow of energy from generation to use
+ Top 10 Energy Sources Top 10 - Put them in order! Natural Gas Petroleum Biomass/ Biofuel Nuclear Petroleum Coal Wind Natural Gas Wood Hydropower Solar Coal Geothermal
+Top 10 Energy Sources Used in U.S. 1. Petroleum, 36% - 20pts 2. Natural Gas, 27% - 18 pts 3. Coal, 18% - 18 pts 4. Nuclear, 8% - 10 pts 5. Hydropower, 2.7% - 9 pts 6. Biomass/Biofuels, 2.43% - 8 pts 7. Wood, 1.98% - 7pts 8. Wind, 1.35% - 6pts 9. Geothermal, 0.27% - 5pts 10. Solar, 0.18% - 4pts
+Transmission Card Challenge 2 3 1 Draft Graphics from www.need.org 6 5 4
+ Build a Mini-Model Fit on a 3x5 index card Show 7 major steps in energy transmission Have a 3D component Be ready to share the process using your model!
