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Framework
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Topic outlinE
Click the linked topics below for additional
resources
| Energy Resources |
| 1. Renewable/nonrenewable sources |
a. Examples
- coal, oil, natural gas,
nuclear,
solar, wind, geothermal, hydro, biomass, tidal
b. Benefits and limitations
c. Projected reserves/availability |
| 2. Human Use |
a. Historical use
b. Community sectors -
transportation,
agricultural, industrial,
municipal,
commercial, residential,
c. Demands and consumption |
| 3. Effects |
a. Environmental -
pollution, climate
change,
mining issues, waste management, habitat
destruction
b. Human health
c. Economic
d. Political - war, legislation, border issues |
| 4. Solutions |
a. Technology
b. Projected reserves/availability
c. Demands and consumption
d. Lifestyle changes |
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RESOURCES
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Energy Bingo (activity)
Source:
KEEP - Wisconsin K-12 Energy Education Program
Questions (PDF)
Answers
(PDF)
Bingo Cards (PDF)
Play Energy Bingo with your students as
an introductory or concluding activity. Includes 31 questions
about renewable and nonrenewable energy. Answers and a classroom
set of cards provided. |
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Energy Education Activity Guide
Source:
KEEP - Wisconsin K-12 Energy Education Program
The KEEP Activity Guide contains 44 hands-on, interdisciplinary
lessons that are aligned with Wisconsin's academic standards and
make energy relevant to students' lives. The guide is organized
around the four themes: We Need Energy, Developing Energy
Resources, Effects of Energy Resource Development, and Managing
Energy Resource Use. The guide is obtained by taking a KEEP 730 Energy Education
in the Classroom Course.
Upcoming Course List
Web Accessible resources related to the course |
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Agriculture and Energy Education (web
resources)
Source:
KEEP - Wisconsin K-12 Energy Education Program
Web site
Resources for teaching about energy in agriculture education
classes. Background, activities, careers information, etc. |
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