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Complete the investigation and write a conclusion.
Dessert
How can you measure temperature?
What is your prediction for the investigation?
What types of energy will you see in the investigation?
What are the dafety rules for using a bunsen burner?
Write a method for how to complete the investigation
Heat energy and temperature are different
Homework - Story
Write a short imaginative story which mentions all nine of the energy types.
What beaker got the most heat energy?
What beaker was the highest temperature?
For example A sparkler
3. Sound Energy
4. Kinetic Energy
Heat and Temperature
Describe the energy changes taking place in an example of your choice
See how many of the nine different energies you can use
Demonstration
What types of energy were displayed?
2. Light Energy
Worksheet: Forms of energy
What is the difference between heat energy and temperature?
We will do an investigation to find out.
We want to investigate what happens when you give the same amount of heat energy to two different amounts of water.
5. Gravitational Potential
Energy
Learning Outcomes
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ENERGY
You should now know the nine types of energy
You should be able to describe energy changes in some everyday examples
Spot the energy types
A bath of water
What is energy?
Starter
Answers on a post-it note
1. Heat Energy
Can you remember all nine types of energy? Write them on your whiteboard.
What energy transfer is happening here?
Energy does work.
It is how things change and move
It is measured in Joules (J)
6. Electrical Energy
Energy Transfer
7. Chemical Energy
One of the rules of energy is that it cannot be created or destroyed, instead it changes from one form to another.
Let's discuss the energy transfers that are happening in the following pictures.
9. Nuclear Energy
Wind-up torch
A bunsen burner or a bonfire?
8. Elastic Potential
Energy
Which is a higher temperature?
Which has more heat energy?
Conclusion
Write these in your book. Can you remember all nine?
Heat energy and temperature are different
Small things can have a high temperature but not much heat energy
What is temperature measured in?
What is heat energy mesured in?