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Objective:SWBAT demonstrate how to make a scientific claim by gathering evidence about kinetic and potential energy

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Question 1
1.

My Chromebook:

Question 2
2.

Which of the following statements would you include in your response to the client? (check one)

Guided Notes: Energy

Vocabulary:
Energy: the ability to make things move or change
Question 3
3.

Write and draw the defintion of each vocabulary term

Question 4
4.

Is riding a bike a way to travel that doesn’t use energy?

Practice:

Practice: Sorting Energy

Goal: Look at each object and decide whether you can see evidence of energy.
Do:
• Think about the definition of energy as you look at each object. Do you see evidence of energy?
• If you can‘t see evidence of energy, write the object to the bin on the left.
• If you can see evidence of energy, write the object to the bin on the right.
Tips:
• Remember that energy is the ability to make things move or change.
Question 5
5.

Place each of the following items below in either the ‘things that have energy box’ or in the ‘Things that DO NOT have energy box’.

Question 6
6.

What can you say about kinetic energy (KE) that makes it easier to identify than potential energy (PE)?

CFS:
  • accurately identifies energy type (KE/PE) by analyzing the movement of objects
  • accurately describes observable differences between energy types

Question 7
7.

What evidence can you use to support whether gasoline has energy KE or PE?
CFS
  • accurately identifies energy type (KE/PE) by analyzing the movement of objects
  • accurately describes observable differences between energy types

Exit TIcket:


Question 8
8.

A wind-up toy that is not wound up. . . (check one)

Question 9
9.

A wind-up toy that is wound up but not moving. . . (check one)

Question 10
10.

A wind-up toy that is wound up and moving. . . (check one)

Question 11
11.

What evidence can you use to support whether a wind-up toy that is wound up but not moving. has energy KE or PE?