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Unit #1:  Energy Sources

Energy

531 ENE

1 videocassette, 20 minutes + teacher's guide.

In this video, students will learn about the five main forms of energy and how to differentiate between them. High-action footage also highlights the difference between kinetic and potential energy. Graphics and animation demonstrate how to calculate kinetic and potential energy. Common every day examples illustrate how we work and live with different types of energy.

Energy everywhere

531 ENE

1 videocassette, 16 minutes.

A bolt of lightning, a rolling stone, boiling water, energy is all around us. Students learn about electrical, chemical, nuclear and mechanical energy, the principles of potential and kinetic energy, how the Law of Conservation of Energy works. They see why roads and bridges have expansion joints. The program explains conduction, convection and radiation, and discusses solar, nuclear and wind energy.

 

Unit #2 Energy Transfer:

 

Bill Nye Physical Science: Heat/Energy

539 BIL

1 VHS videocassette 52 minutes, 2 teachers guides.

Heat - 26 min - discusses heat energy, molecules, conduction, convection, and radiation. Energy - 26 min - discusses potential energy, kinetic energy, and energy conversion.

 

Mr. Wizard's World: Heat - Miscellaneous Topics

536 MRW

1 VHS videocassette 17 minutes, 3 dittos, 1 teachers guide.

Activity segments: Tin Can Thermoscope; Fireproof Handkerchief; Expansion of Metals; Finding the Energy in Food. Activities progress from simple to complex scientific principles.

 

Mr. Wizard's World: Heat Transfer

536 MRW

1 VHS videocassette 20 minutes, 2 dittos, 1 teachers guide.

Activity segments: Heat Spiral; Black Bag Hot Air Balloon; What Makes the Wind Blow?; Convection Currents in Water; Cooking with Solar Energy; Radiometer. Activities progress from simple to complex scientific principles.

 

Science Essentials: Heat

536 SCI

4 VHS videocassettes 32 minutes, 8 dittos, 4 teachers guides.

Titles: What is Heat? - 8 minutes; How Does Heat Travel? - 8 minutes; How Does Heat Change Material? - 8 minutes; Sources and Uses of Heat - 8 minutes.

 

The Transfer of Energy

531 TRA

1 videocassette, (23 minutes) + guide,

Through after school exploits of an aspiring young scientist, learn what energy is, how it behaves, and why it's important to our daily lives. Learn the many ways that natural and mechanical objects transform and transfer energy.

 
Energy resources: use and conservation

333.79 ENE

1 videocassette, 23 minutes.

Through after school exploits of an aspiring young scientist, learn what energy is, how it behaves, and why it's important to our daily lives. Learn the differences between renewable and nonrenewable energy sources and the importance of conservation.

 

Unit #3 Solar Energy

Solar energy a bright future

621.47 SOL

Videocassette, 14 minutes.

Describes technologies that promise to make clean, renewable solar energy more viable as a large-scale power source.

 
Geology: Energy From The Sun

550 GEO

1 VHS videocassette 17 minutes, 1 teachers guide.

Examines how scientists are harnessing new energy resources from the sun. Donated by Hewlett Packard.

 

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