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Understanding Energy Transfer and Transformation in Science

This lesson explores various forms of energy, focusing on kinetic energy examples and heat energy transfer methods, such as conduction, convection, and radiation. Students will analyze text evidence to support their understanding and engage with practice questions related to heat transfer in different contexts, including boiling water and microwave energy. They will reflect on studying techniques and the resources they used to prepare for quizzes, while understanding energy transformations during processes like photosynthesis.

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Understanding Energy Transfer and Transformation in Science

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  1. Warm Up01/14 • Practice CRCT Standards • Which of the following is an example of kinetic energy? • a. chemical energy • b. light energy • c. nuclear energy • d. thermal energy

  2. Closing01/14 • Practice CRCT Question • The water in a pot that is boiling is an example of which type of heat energy transfer? • a. radiation • b. conduction • c. convection

  3. Warm Up01/15 Unpack the Common Core Literacy Standards: Cite specific textual evidence to support analysis of science and technical texts. 10. By the end of grade 8, read and comprehend science/technical texts independently and proficiently. 2. Write informative/explanatory texts to examine and convey complex ideas and information clearly and accurately through the effective selection, organization, and analysis of content. 4. Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development, organization, and style are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.

  4. Closing01/15 • Practice CRCT Question • This type of heat energy transfer is done in a microwave. • a. radiation • b. conduction • c. convection

  5. Warm Up01/16 Practice CRCT Question: • When someone burns their tongue on some really hot cocoa, this type of heat energy transfer occurs. • a. radiation • b. conduction • c. convection

  6. Closing01/16 Answer the Essential Question: Describe the process for finding the meaning of important vocabulary terms. What reference tool would you use first? Second? etc.

  7. Warm Up01/17 Practice CRCT Question: Energy transforms from one type to another. When photosynthesis occurs in a corn stalk, what type of energy occurs before and after the transformation?

  8. Closing01/17 Practice CRCT Question: What materials below are conductors of heat and what are insulators of heat? rubber aluminum glass oil steel plastic iron gold concrete silver air diamond

  9. Warm Up01/18 Reflection Question: Draw a table. List the seven forms of energy that we studied. Place them in the appropriate category of either potential energy, kinetic energy or both.

  10. Closing01/18 Practice CRCT Question: What was your main resource for studying for today’s quiz in science? Do you think it helped you or do you think you should have used a different method for studying?

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