81. Internet Activities Center - Lesson Plans Follow the links and learn about Biomedical, Civil, Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical,Materials, General, and Aerospace Engineering! Each lesson contains hands http://www.swe.org/iac/LP/

ACTIVITY INDEX Follow the links and learn about Biomedical, Civil, Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Materials, General, and Aerospace Engineering! Each lesson contains hands-on or interactive activities as well as explanations of the science and engineering. Biomedical - Design A Paraplegic Saddle - 10 Pages You and your classmates are biomedical engineers assigned to develop a new equestrian saddle for a paraplegic rider. Without the use of their legs, how does the rider balance on top of the horse? Biomedical - Biomechanics Of Joints - 7 Pages In this activity, you will build a model of a human arm and shoulder. The model will demonstrate that these body parts act like different types of mechanical joints and that muscles "pull" but do not "push". You will also examine the range of motion of your knee, elbow and wrist. Chemical - Chromatography - 6 Pages Chromatography is used by crime laboratories to identify clues such as blood, ink, or other substances found at a crime scene. Chromatograms of these clues are compared against chromatograms of known substances for identification. In this experiment you get to be the detective! Can you identify the 12 color colored markers? Chemical - T-Shirt Chromatography - 3 Pages Chromatography is a technique used to separate mixtures. In this activity you will create your own colorful T-shirt design while learning about chromatography. You will separate the ink from permanent colored markers to make a rainbow of colors on your T-shirt!

82. Static Electricity Lesson Plan - Junior PDS Microteaching Junior PDS Learning Cycle lesson Static electricity and LanguageArts. Below is a table of links to the pages of my lesson plan and a http://cehs.cmsu.edu/webstudent/portfoli/jpds.html

Valuing Thinking Communicating Organization ... Microteaching Videotape Self-Evaluation Microteaching - Junior PDS Learning Cycle Lesson Static Electricity and Language Arts Below is a table of links to the pages of my lesson plan and a description of each of the work stations. The lesson plan was inquiry-based and integrated language arts and science. *Click on the thumbnail images below to view the full-size document. *To return to this page, click the back button on your navigation bar. Title Page Lesson Plan - Page 1 Lesson Plan - Page 2 Lesson Plan - Page 3 ... Top of Page

83. Ride The Wind!TM lesson Plan Ride the Wind! of several important energy transformations that canbe observed as wind energy is captured and converted to electricity for the http://www.re-energy.ca/ridethewind/lesson_plan.shtml

Lesson Plan: Ride the Wind! TM education resource site Energy Transformations This activity investigates the nature of several important energy transformations that can be observed as wind energy is captured and converted to electricity for the commercial market. It assumes that you have introduced the concept of energy transformations, but extends and applies this concept to renewable energy and public transit. Curriculum Ties This activity addresses learning outcomes in: Science 8 (2001 vers.) Unit D: Mechanical Systems Science 9 (1990 vers.) Unit 3: Heat Energy: Transfer and Conservation Science 9 (1990 vers.) Unit 4: Electromagnetism Concepts Energy is easily converted from one form to another. Earth's surface winds are a viable source of electrical energy. Renewable energy from sources such as wind can help reduce air pollution. Learning Outcomes On the completion of this activity, students will: Describe several transformations of energy as wind is converted to electricity for use in powering Calgary's light rail transit system; Use the analysis of energy transformations to identify ways to improve the efficiency of mechanical / electrical systems.

84. Electricity: Static And Current Science Lesson Plan, Thematic Unit, Activity, Wo lesson about basic structure of an atom being comprised of protons, neutrons, andelectrons. Explain that electrons are the things that make electricity work. http://www.lessonplanspage.com/ScienceCurrentStaticElectricity68.htm

Features: Special Features: Improve Reading Efficient Reading Teaching Jobs Teacher Magazines Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology Electricity: Static And Current Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend Printable Version for your convenience! Title - Electricity: Static And Current By - Rob Duncan Primary Subject - Science Secondary Subjects - Grade Level - 6th to 8th Objectives: The students will be able to: 1. Explain that electrons are the things that make electricity work. 2. Name and define the two basic kinds of electricity as static and current. 3. Compare conductors and insulators and explain how they are used. 4. Construct a battery to show the electrical flow in order to demonstrate the proper use of electricity. 5. Develop an awareness of the potential hazard from improper use of electrical appliances. 6. Develop an awareness of the potential danger from floods, fallen

85. Primary School Science And Technology electricity in our Lives This project consists of a set of crosscurriculumlesson plans focussed on Science, English and Geography topics. http://www.primaryschool.com.au/scienceresults.php?kla=Science and Technology&un

86. USFA KIDS -- PARENT / TEACHER LOUNGE to follow their home fire escape plan and get 7. Conclude the lesson by telling studentsthey can alarms (connected to the household electrical system), they http://www.usfa.fema.gov/kids/l.plans.htm

Learning Objectives: Identify the purpose of smoke alarms. Identify where smoke alarms should be installed. Identify how to keep smoke alarms in working order. Materials: Smoke alarm, batteries Background: USFA Kids Smoke Alarm Page Procedure: 1. Ask students if they know what smoke alarms are and why they should have them in their homes. Smoke alarms help protect families by making a very loud beeping noise to warn that smoke is in the air or a fire has started. Sometimes, especially at night when people are sleeping, they may not see fire, smell smoke or wake up in time to get out safely. Smoke alarms provide an early warning signal for escape from fire. 2. Demonstrate what a smoke alarm looks like and the sound it makes when it detects smoke. 3. Ask students what they should do if they hear a smoke alarm sound. They need to follow their home fire escape plan and get out fast. 4. Ask students if they know where smoke alarms should be installed. Smoke alarms should be installed on every level of the home, including the basement. For extra safety, install smoke alarms both inside and outside the sleeping area.

87. Attracting Balloons - An AskERIC Lesson Plan AskERIC lesson Plan. Submitted by Dawn Grosklags. Endorsed by Dr. Don E.Descy,Mankato State University. Grade Level Grades 46. DESCRIPTION Static electricity http://www.reachoutmichigan.org/funexperiments/quick/eric/balloon.html

Lesson Plan #:AELP-PHY0002 Attracting Balloons An AskERIC Lesson Plan Submitted by: Dawn Grosklags Endorsed by: Dr. Don E.Descy, Mankato State University Grade Level: Grades 4-6 DESCRIPTION: Static electricity can be a difficult concept for elementary students to understand and relate to. Allowing students to learn about static electricity through a hands on lesson will create an exciting learning environment. While theyUre learning about the new concept of static electricity. GOAL: The students will learn about static electricity. The students will understand that everything has an electric charge. OBJECTIVES: The students will be able to demonstrate static electricity using balloons. The students will be able to identify static electricity that occurs in their daily lives. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: This lesson can be used with students who have little or no understanding of static electricity. The lesson is a basic activity that elementary students will be able to perform and enjoy. CONCEPTS: The students will be able to identify that protons have a positive charge and electrons have a negative charge. The students will be able to identify that protons and electrons attract causing static electricity.

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Lesson Plan #24 (15) Energy An intuitive introduction to the concept of energy as "anything that can cause a machine to turn" and "the universal currency in which every physical process must be paid for." This topic stresses mechanical energy, potential and kinetic, and also describes conversion between types of energy (while conserving the total amount), units, and the special position of heat. Part of a high school course on astronomy, Newtonian mechanics and spaceflight by David P. Stern , Code 695, Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD 20771 u5dps@lepvax.gsfc.nasa.gov or audavstern@erols.com This lesson plan supplements: http://www.phy6.org/stargaze/Senergy.htm ....stargaze/Sintro.htm Lesson plan home page and index: ....stargaze/Lintro.htm Goals : The student will learn about The concept of energy, using a variety of examples and also the analogy between energy and money. The conservation of energy in its conversion from one form to another. Units of energyJoule, calorie, also watt and kilowatt-hour. The special nature of heat, as the "soft currency" of the energy world.

89. FE Exam, PE Exam, ARE Exam, And NCIDQ Exam Review / Professional Engineering Lic The manual is keyed to Michael Lindeburg s FE Review Manual and consists of 17 lessonplans, which may be delivered in any order you 12 DC electricity lesson. http://ppi2pass.com/catalog/servlet/MyPpi_pg_corner-feim.html

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90. BPA - Energy Efficiency | Energy Saver Star Lesson Plan lesson plan with activities for Grades 47. Students will learn how electricity andnatural gas are measured in A lesson on reading power meters will be done in http://www.bpa.gov/Energy/N/education/ES_Star_Lesson_Plan/

Bonneville Power Administration http://www.bpa.gov BPA Home Jobs Public Involvement Contact Advanced About EE Technologies Energy Tips ... Energy Education Energy Saver Star Lesson Plan Classroom-in-a-Box ES Star Lesson Plan Exhibit Request Kids Games ... Fuel Cell Poster Contest Adjust your View! Select a Font... Arial Century Gothic Courier Helvetica Georgia Times Verdana Select a Size... Lesson plan with activities for Grades 4-7 Created by Tamara Lindemann and Becky Clark (Updated August 2001) Are you an Energy Saver STAR? Essential Question: What ways can you and your family use energy more efficiently in your home? Science Processes/Concepts: Skills: Computing, Graphing, Speaking Objectives: After completing the activity, students will be able to: Observe, record, and interpret data. Use charts, tables, and graphs. Identify how energy is measured, and read a power meter. Communicate ways that changes in behaviors can affect energy consumption. Lesson Summary: Students are assigned to an Energy Team in the classroom. Students collect data in their own homes. They meet in their Energy Teams to work on science and math problems directly related to the project, and to share their findings from their home energy survey. Students will create tables, graphs and summaries of this data to be shared in a classroom presentation. Students will evaluate other Energy Teams for valid data and effective presentation.

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92. Lesson Plans Fire Safety - Community Safety Conclude the lesson by asking students to practice their home As you practice theplan, reinforce the following safety frayed cords on electrical appliances. http://www.tvfr.com/cs/fs/schools/Less_Pln.html

Lesson Plans for Teachers and Parents Each year, children set more than 100,000 fires, according to the United States Fire Administration (USFA). And children make up nearly a quarter of all fire-related deaths. About 40 percent of fires that kill children under 5 years old are set by children playing with fire. Now is a great time to review some basic fire safety facts with your children or students across the grades and to engage students in fire safety activities that get them talking and learning about the dangers of fire. And, remember, fire safety is a year-round discussion! Listed below are lesson plans for Escape Planning Home Fire Drills , and Smoke Alarms Escape Planning Learning Objectives: Identify what to do in the event of a home fire. Identify the importance of a home fire escape plan. Materials: Escape Plan Diagrams Activity: 1. Ask your student if they have ever wondered what they would do if there was a fire in their home. Stress that it's important to get out fast. They should never hide or take time to gather up their toys or other belongings.

93. Alliance To Save Energy--Pay Me Game Lesson Plan QUESTION DO YOU USE A PORTABLE ELECTRIC HEATER IN WINTER California Energy Commissionfor kidfriendly Energy Quest games, projects, puzzles, and lesson plans. http://www.ase.org/educators/lessons/paymegame.htm

New: Google Site Search Let's Get Energized: The Pay Me Game OBJECTIVE Students will use play money to understand the dollar cost of their energy habits. Materials: 2 envelopes, 1 marked "me" and 1 marked "utility" Play energy money (See master sheet) $100 per student One copy of Pay Me Game Questions Time Frame: 20-30 minutes Suggested Audience: grades 3 to 6 It works well to pair an older student with a younger one to help in the process of making change. PROCEDURE 2. Give each student one: "me" envelope and one "utility" envelope. want. Read each question to the group. Depending on their answer, the students will put the required amount of money in either their "me" envelope or in their "utility" envelope. If a student runs out of money before the end of the game he may borrow from his "me" envelope to pay the "utility bill." 4. At the end of the game, count the money in each envelope to show the students how much their energy habits are costing them. Discuss how students could get more in their "me" envelopes. TAKING IT A STEP FURTHER How much the student learns from this depends on you. If you quickly discuss the "whys" of the questions with the students they will have a better understanding of how to change their energy practices. Stress to the students that this is a game for them to see how much extra energy they really use, so it is best if they answer the questions honestly.

94. Energy Transfer Lesson Plan Explain to students that solar means light from the sun and that solar panels directlytransfer light into electricity such as in a calculator lesson Plan Menu http://www.themosh.org/psd2002/athome/lesson_one.asp

Do It Yourself: Energy Transfer Lesson Plan This is an outline in classic lesson plan format detailing our first Energy Outreach. It covers the 5th Grade level Sunshine State Standard for energy while building a solid foundation to build upon for later lessons. Objective: Illustrate that energy can be transferred to one type of energy to another with varying degrees of efficiency; Energy is defined as the ability to do work; Different types of energy are heat, light, radiation, chemical, mechanical, and electrical. Materials: Tesla coil, plasma ball, laser, radiometer, light source, thionen solution, incandescent bulb, fluorescent bulb. Introduction: KWL with students to determine their knowledge on these types of energy. Have students get into groups of 3-6 and make a list of various types of energy that they know of. What are some of the energy types your group listed? List types on the board. Make sure that heat, light, radiation, chemical, mechanical, and electrical are listed. Also explain that some types are radiant energy like heat, light, magnetic, and nuclear energy. Let's see if we can transfer these types of energy from one type to another.

95. Education World ® - Lesson Planning: Hurricane Watch! In what other ways can you create static electricity? Encourage older students tocomplete the Handle a Hurricane lesson plan, at which they will learn about http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/lesson076.shtml

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96. Baltimore Curriculum Project Lesson Plan Listing electricity lesson 20; Thomas Edison - lesson 21. Art Adam Eve in art InclinedPlans - lesson 20; Wedges - lesson 21; Screws - lesson 22; Florence Nightingale http://www.cstone.net/~bcp/TOC.htm

BCP Lesson Titles KINDERGARTEN - SEPTEMBER Literature Sayings "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe" "Rock-a-bye, Baby" "Georgie Porgie" "Ladybug, Ladybug" "Early to Bed" "Hey Diddle Diddle" The Three Little Kittens" "The Three Billy Goats Gruff' "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" "The Three Little Pigs" "Johnny Appleseed" "Three Blind Mice"/ "Hot Cross Buns" History Christopher Columbus - Background - Lesson 1 Christopher Columbus - Voyage - Lesson 2 Native Americans - Lesson 3 Geography People, Plants, and Animals on Earth - Lesson 1 Planet Earth - Lesson 2 Land and Water on Earth - Lesson 3 Globe and Map - Lesson 4 Science The Human Body - Skin - Lesson 1 The Human Body - Cleanliness - Lesson 2 The Human Body - Healthy foods - Lesson 3 The Human Body - Exercise - Lesson 4 Art Warm and Cool Colors - Lesson 1 Colors in Landscape Paintings - Lesson 2 Music "The Wheels on the Bus" - Lesson 1 "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" - Lesson 2 "If You're Happy and You Know It" - Lesson 3 KINDERGARTEN - OCTOBER Literature Saying "Little Bo Peep" "Little Boy Blue" "Little Jack Horner" "Little Miss Muffet" "Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling"

97. Affordable Safety Training Lesson Plans Click on any of the below Safety lesson Plan Topics to view that lessons description safetychecklist and (b) Safety Precautions for Electric Powered Welders. http://www.safetylessonplans.com/LessonDescriptions.htm

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Individual Lesson Units and Graphics For Teachers Only DIG A LITTLE DEEPER - One Page Activities Must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to see and print these lessons. A Bright Smile from Toothpaste and Minerals : A listing of the various minerals and metals used in toothpaste, and the role each of them plays in keeping your teeth bright and healthy. Find Out What's Beyond the Looking Glass : The magic of at least six different minerals, in the right combination, make glass. It's been around for nearly 5,000 years and today we can't live without it. What's Really in Paper Besides Wood? : More than 250 million tons are produced every year, but paper can't exist without the special feature that minerals provide. The Sound of Music is the Sound of Metals at Work : Almost every instrument ever made contains metals. Money, Made of Metal and Promises : One of the greatest inventions of all time. Eat Your Broccoli, It Contains Selenium - The Brain Food : Health and nutrition are dependent upon minerals. Without them, life is not possible. What's In A Pencil Besides Wood - Natural resources from a half dozen states and at least two countries are necessary to make something as simple as a wood pencil. How was it ever invented?

99. EDUCATION PLANET - 190 Web Sites For Electricity NYSEG serves 830,000 electricity customers and 250,000 Strategic Plan Annual PlansMemorandum of Understanding Turn It Off lesson Plan Classify, order, and http://www.educationplanet.com/search/Science/Physical_Science/Electricity

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ENERGY KINETIC ENERGY Measuring Kinetic Energy Wind Energy Motion with no Friction KE to Heat HEAT Heat vs. Temperature Conduction Part 1 Conduction Part 2 Conduction Part 3 ... Heat to Light ELECTRICITY Electricity Part 1 Electricity Part 2 Electricity Part 3 Electricity Part 4 ... Electricity Part 6 POTENTIAL ENERGY Chemical Potential Part 1 Chemical Potential Part 2 Chemical Potential Part 3 Gravitational Potential Part 1 ... Nuclear Potential Energy LIGHT Solar Collectors How the sun heats the earth Concentrating Light Energy Energy from Non-Visible Light ... Properties of Light Part 4 SOUND Sensing sound vibrations Part 1 Sensing sound vibrations Part 2 Sensing sound vibrations Part 3 Sensing sound vibrations Part 4 ... Wavelength and Pitch Part 2

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