Forms of Energy Activity

Introduce and support your forms of energy unit using the vocabulary sheets, science texts, and graphic organizers covering potential, kinetic, and 7 forms of energy. In addition to the forms of energy vocabulary terms, the energy science text includes real-life examples, checkpoint, and overall reading comprehension questions to assess student knowledge of these topics. Graphic organizers allow students to review and summarize their learning.

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Students will learn the following:

• 7 forms of energy
  • thermal
  • sound
  • electromagnetic
  • electrical
  • mechanical
  • chemical
  • nuclear

• Potential and kinetic energy
  • including gravitational, elastic, and mechanical potential energy

This forms of energy lesson includes:

• 2 Vocabulary worksheets
• Digital link to Google Slide activity
• 2 Science articles on potential and kinetic energy and the 7 forms of energy
• 2 Graphic organizers
• Answer key

How to use this activity:

• Introduce energy to your science students
• Review before an assessment
• Homework assignment
• Sub plans
• Science station
• Additional support for struggling learners
• Independent activity

Feedback from teachers.

• Articles are easy to read and great for comprehension. Questions are embedded in the articles, plus the overall review helps students apply what they learned.
• Great easy resource to use on a day I was out for conferences! Students could work in partners quietly and did not have too many questions.
• First, kudos for putting together a resource that is very age-appropriate looking for middle, school-especially for students in special education. The content and vocabulary are grade-level appropriate. I did read most of this out loud to my students, but they had to use their reading code strategies, such as highlighting while I read to help them find and locate information/answers.
• I use nonfiction text as much as possible to help my students prepare for assessments and future learning environments. I liked these articles; they helped me reinforce a science topic and help them build reading skills.
• Great work to leave for the sub. They still learned so much just from the reading. It was perfectly on their level :)

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• Anchor Chart Posters
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• Review Game
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• Task Cards
• Color by Number Review Activity
• Poster Project

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