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Students will use solar panels, fans, light bulbs, and buzzers to create circuits. Students will analyze their community's use of solar energy.
The Energy Coalition will send you a Solar Kit, which includes 1 solar panel, 3 six-inch insulated copper wires with ends stripped, 1 motor, 1 propeller, 1 light bulb, 1 light bulb stand and 1 buzzer to bring this lesson to life.
Lesson Objective: Students will plan and carry out investigations showing the path of energy transfer or transformation in a solar circuit, explaining how it relates to the influence of engineering, technology, and science on society and the natural world.
Suggested Teaching Time: 45 minutes
NGSS Standards: MS-PS2-3
Students will use solar panels, fans, light bulbs, and buzzers to create circuits. Students will analyze their community's use of solar energy.
The Energy Coalition will send you a Solar Kit, which includes 1 solar panel, 3 six-inch insulated copper wires with ends stripped, 1 motor, 1 propeller, 1 light bulb, 1 light bulb stand and 1 buzzer to bring this lesson to life.
Lesson Objective: Students will plan and carry out investigations showing the path of energy transfer or transformation in a solar circuit, explaining how it relates to the influence of engineering, technology, and science on society and the natural world.
Suggested Teaching Time: 45 minutes
NGSS Standards: MS-PS2-3