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Class Gas

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Students will learn how organic materials decompose to form fossil fuels, such as natural gas. They will then simulate the conditions of how methane, a natural gas, is produced and captured. Finally, students will observe, record, and analyze data.

The Energy Coalition will send you balloons and soil to bring this lesson to life.

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Students will learn how organic materials decompose to form fossil fuels, such as natural gas. They will then simulate the conditions of how methane, a natural gas, is produced and captured. Finally, students will observe, record, and analyze data.

The Energy Coalition will send you balloons and soil to bring this lesson to life.

Students will learn how organic materials decompose to form fossil fuels, such as natural gas. They will then simulate the conditions of how methane, a natural gas, is produced and captured. Finally, students will observe, record, and analyze data.

The Energy Coalition will send you balloons and soil to bring this lesson to life.

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Use the links below to directly assign materials to your classroom.

Class Gas student text

Student Energy ACTIONS handout

My Future Energy Career handout

Class Gas vocabulary slides

Class Gas student text in Spanish

Student Energy ACTIONS handout in Spanish

My Future Energy Career handout in Spanish

Class Gas vocabulary slides in Spanish

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