Teacher Suggestion:

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Teacher Suggestion

• Have the students take notes over the power point
  using the combination notes format. See the
  combination notes document in Unit 1 activities
  on COL for an example.
• Have them number their slides in their notes.
  (this is useful for identifying where they found
  the correct answer when doing test corrections)
• After taking notes they should complete their
  visual representation of the words and phrases in
  their notes on the right side of the paper and a
  summary at the bottom.
• Suggested thinking map for this presentation
• Double Bubble Map Potential vs Kinetic Energy
• Multi Flow Map about Photosynthesis

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1. ENERGY

• Energy
• is the ability to do work or work being done on
  an object.

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2. Two kinds of energy.

• Kinetic
• potential

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3. KINETIC ENERGY

• Kinetic - energy of motion.
• Example
• A flying rubber band
• falling dominos.

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4. Properties of Kinetic Energy

• The faster the object moves the more kinetic
  energy.
• Car going 25 mph vs. car going 50 mph
• The more mass an objects has the greater the
  kinetic energy.

vs.
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4. POTENTIAL ENERGY

• Potential
• energy of position
• stored energy.
• Example
• Stretched rubber band
• stacked dominos.

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5. Types of potential energy

• Two type of potential energy
• Elastic potential energy
• Depends on stretch
• Gravitational potential energy
• Depends on height

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CPS Quiz Choose fromA. Energy B. kinetic C.
Potential

• The ability to do work or work being done on an
  object is
• Energy of position or stored energy
• Can depend on height
• A flying rubber band
• A rubber band stretched or stacked dominos
• energy of motion
• Based on movement

A. Energy
B. Kinetic
C. Potential
B. Kinetic
C. Potential
B. Kinetic
B. Kinetic
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10. Energy Conversion

• Energy changing from one form to another.

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6. LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY

• Energy cannot be created nor destroyed but may be
  changed from one form to another.