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Energy For Children



ENERGY FOR CHILDREN VIDEO SERIES
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#K7070
Grades K-4
5-Volume Set
23 minutes each
Closed-captioned[]
Set: $149.75, Each: $29.95
The Energy for Children video series uses simple examples and hands-on demonstrations to help young learners understand the basics of energy and how it affects us in everyday life. The series explains what energy is, the different kinds of energy, and how we use and conserve it. See also: Physical Science for Children.

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ALL ABOUT HEAT
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#K7071, $29.95
We know that boiling water is hot, but did you know that an ice cube also contains heat? In All About Heat, kids will learn that all objects have heat energy, it’s just that some have more than others. Kids will discover what heat energy is and how we use it, while the host’s humorous antics help kids understand how heat moves through conduction, convection and radiation. Melting point and freezing point are explained with colorful footage and dynamic graphics, while memorable examples teach kids how adding heat causes most objects to expand, while removing heat makes most objects contract. An engaging demonstration helps children see convection in action. Young viewers will also learn how a thermometer works by constructing their own simple instrument.
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ALL ABOUT THE CONSERVATION OF ENERGY
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K7072, $29.95
Energy can exist in two stages – potential and kinetic. Students will see well-illustrated examples of both states and will learn about energy sources. Discover ways that everyone can help conserve energy with simple methods at home and school. A hands-on experiment is included to further explain these concepts.
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ALL ABOUT THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY
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K7073, $29.95
Energy moves from place to place and object to object all the time. Without the ability to transfer energy, nothing would ever get accomplished! In All About the Transfer of Energy, kids learn about potential and kinetic energy and how energy transfers between these two states. Bowling balls and rubber bands are used to demonstrate the transfer of energy, while divers and snowboarders provide exciting real-life examples. Also included is a fun, hands-on activity that shows students how increasing the height of an object increases its potential energy.
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ALL ABOUT THE USES OF ENERGY
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K7074, $29.95
Energy is used for many things. Running our cars, cooking our food, heating our homes. Students will learn about many different types of energy and how they are harnessed for certain tasks. A hands-on activity is included.
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WHAT IS ENERGY?
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K7075, $29.95
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.
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Energy For Children DVD
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The SSL For Children Collection
Part of the Schlessinger Science Library For Children Collection

Correlates to the National Science Education Standards
Physical Science
  • Properties Of Objects & Materials
  • Position & Motion Of Objects
  • Light, Heat, Electricity & Magnetism
  • This series also supports other areas within the Content Standards.

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    See also Energy In Action for Grades 5-8.
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