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Exploring Heat Transfer: Experiments and Concepts

In this engaging lesson on heat transfer, students observe the effects of placing a container of hot water into cold water. They'll hypothesize about the outcomes, conduct experiments to analyze heat flow, and explore key concepts such as conduction, convection, and radiation. Students will track the temperature changes and reflect on energy flow mechanisms in daily life. Additional activities include creating comic strips depicting heat transfer and studying real-world examples. This lesson aims to deepen understanding of thermal energy and its applications.

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Exploring Heat Transfer: Experiments and Concepts

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  1. Unit 5: Heat Transfer 10/29/12

  2. Heat Energy Reflection Do Now: What will happen if I put a container of hot water into a container of cold water? 10/29/12 10/29/12 Observe, Question, Comment [Set up the next page of your Interactive Notebook and complete the Do Now] Heat Energy 33R 33L

  3. Experiment Hypothesis If I put a container of hot water into a container of cold water, then __________________________ because ___________________________.

  4. Experiment: Conclusion • When the hot water went into the cold water ______________. (what happened?) • Overtime, the cold water got ____________ and the hot water got _____________. • Eventually, the temperature will be ________________. • My hypothesis was __________________. • The heat in the __________ water moved from the __________ water to the _____________ water.

  5. Homework • Add today’s words to your glossary • Energy • Kinetic Energy • Heat • Temperature • Heat Flow

  6. Types of Heat Transfer Do Now 1. Describe the process of CONVECTION 2. Where does convection take place? 10/31/12 10/31/12 Observe, Question, Comment [Set up the next page of your Interactive Notebook and complete the Do Now] Types of Heat Transfer 34R 34L

  7. Heat Transfer rap http://www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=159713

  8. Homework Write down 1 example of where convection happens in your house Add “Convection” and “Matter” to your glossary

  9. Types of Heat Transfer Do Now Explain the process of convection in your own words (mention density!) 11/1/12 11/1/12 Observe, Question, Comment [Set up the next page of your Interactive Notebook and complete the Do Now] Types of Heat Transfer 34R Continued 34L Continued

  10. Bill Nye: Heat http://teachertube.com/search_result.php?query=bill+nye+heat+2&type=videos&search-type=groups&head_curriculum=0&head_content_area=0&head_subject=0&head_category=0&head_skill=0 Write down 2 examples for each type of heat transfer: Conduction: 1. 2. Convection: 1. 2. Radiation 1. 2.

  11. Heat transfer comic strips • Three frame comic strip that tells the story about a superhero who uses the transfer of heat to save the day • Choose any superhero, villain, and form of heat transfer (conduction, radiation, or convection) • Include the name of the type of heat transfer somewhere in your comic strip • If you finish early, raise your hand and I will give you a worksheet to work on

  12. reflection In what ways does energy flow? Which do you think is the best method for transferring energy?

  13. homework Add today’s language of the discipline words to your glossary

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