In What Is Energy? humorous characters and engaging demonstrations combine to give kids a solid overview of what energy is and how we use it. See how a spinning pinwheel, a strumming guitar and a crackling fire all serve as great examples of energy at work. Dynamic graphics and fun examples teach kids how heat energy moves and how it affects atoms. Young viewers find out that the sun is the ultimate source of the Earth's chemical energy and that sound is a form of mechanical energy. The program also introduces other forms of energy, including electromagnetic and nuclear. Included is a fun activity that allows kids to try their hand at putting some different forms of energy to work. Part of the Energy for Children Video Series. Includes a Teacher's Guide.
"...kid-friendly...solid informational content...Highly Recommended."- Video Librarian
"This series clearly explains basic facts about energy and would be a valuable addition to science collections."- School Library Journal
Grades K to 4 Color, Live Action Closed-Captioned Copyright 2000 MARC Record Available Catalog Card Kit Available Single Main Entry Card Available Teacher's Guide Available:Download Now
...kid-friendly...solid informational content...Highly Recommended."- Video Librarian