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#4373. Energy

Science, level: 1-2
Posted Wed Apr 29 10:33:39 PDT 2009 by Heather (Heather ).

Heather Owens

Date: 4-29-09
Grade Level: 2nd grade
Content
Energy

Benchmarks
P.EN.E.1 Forms of energy
Learning Resources and Materials
Digital camera
Development of Lesson

Introduction
Each student will be asked to take pictures of various energy sources found around there house or outside.
Methods/Procedures

Students will take a camera and take pictures of energy source found in their house and outside. They will then put them on a poster board. The poster board must be decorated according to the topic. The poster must have at least 8 pictures. Under each picture the student must label what kind of energy source is in the picture.

Accommodations/Adaptations
For special needs students I will have a letter sent home to their parents stating what the assignment is. I will as their parents to help them take the pictures.
Closure
The next day the students will show their poster boards and describe what kind of energy is in each picture


     
     

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