Energy is more than the gas in your car and the power in your walls. There are tons of sources that power our lives.
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Newsletters
Intermediate Activity: Crunch the Numbers-Energy in the U.S. November/December 2002
Primary Activity:Dichotomous Key of the Energy Sources January/February 2003
Intermediate Activity: Energy Source Webquest January/February 2003
Primary/Elementary Activity: Active Energy Sources September/October 2004
Primary Activity: Energy Source Puzzles April/May 2005
Energy Source Suduku May 2006
Primary/Elementary Activity: Energy Picture September 2006
Energy Analysts: Linda Doman,International Energy Analyst, U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration January 2009
Q&A: Ann Randazzo, Executive Director of the Center for Energy Workforce Development November 2009
Intermediate and Secondary Activity: Using Online Interactive Maps September 2011
Energy At A Glance
Biomass (small) (large)
Uranium (small) (large)
Wind (small) (large)
Hydropower (small) (large)
Geothermal (small) (large)
Coal (small) (large)
Petroleum (small) (large)
Natural Gas (small) (large)
Propane (small) (large)
Hydrogen (small) (large)
Coloring Sheets
Photosynthesis
Solar
Halloween – Biomass
Coal
Propane
Animals and the Wind
Halloween – Solar
Geothermal
Hydropower
Nuclear
Thanksgiving – Natural Gas
Natural Gas
Wind
Coal Mining
Coal Pollution
Petroleum
Biomass
Petroleum Uses
Fossil Fuels and the Sun
Plants and the Wind