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Eight Forms of Energy

1/15/2019

Reflection & Synthesis Questions:

Where is energy found?
What forms of energy are easiest to notice? Which ones are hardest to notice?
Do some items possess more than one form of energy? If so, which ones?
Why is energy important?
Describe how your group worked together. What collaboration happened? Were there any challenges?

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1. Energy can be found anywhere because their a are a lot of different kinds of energy. Including sound energy and electric energy. Sound energy is energy inside an instrument or when you yell. Electric energy is energy inside plugs going from outlets to computers.

2. I think the easiest kind of energy to find was electric energy. This one was easiest to find because electric energy can be in phones computers and outlets. Outlets are all over the school so this is why. the hardest energy to find was chemical energy. This was hard because we don't have dynamite at are school. It's hard to find if something has chemicals in it

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Energy in action vs. stored energy.

1/8/2019

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Stored energy

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Energy in action

My best definition of energy in action is when a light bulb is turned on. when it's off it looks like energy is not in it. But take a closer look, turn the switch. Just like that it turns on. All we had to do was turn the switch and the energy inside traveled through the cord into the bulb.

My best definition for stored energy would be a battery. A battery itself has all the energy packed in it. but when you put the battery in a remote controlled car and start driving it. The energy from the battery is being used so that makes it energy in action. but when not in anything the battery is just stored energy, that is why it is a good example.

I'd say the hardest part of this activity was finding are examples for stored energy and energy in action. this was hard because my teacher didn't let us use the words: stored, energy, action. That would make it to easy. So what I did was I searched up things that were energy in action or stored energy. It was difficult to figure out if the words I thought went into both those categories. But I did it!

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