Energy needs
Mississippi College & Career Readiness Education Standards. What is Energy? Energy is the ability to do work. Energy is what allows living things and objects to do things. Different Kinds of Energy are: Heat Energy, Energy of Motion, Light Energy, Sound Energy, Electricity or Electrical Energy. Some Sources of Energy are: The Sun, A candle, A stove, Food. Read More...
◂Science Worksheets and Study Guides Second Grade. Energy needs
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Energy needsWorksheet/Answer key
Energy needsWorksheet/Answer key
Energy needsWorksheet/Answer key
Energy needs
The resources above correspond to the standards listed below:
Mississippi College & Career Readiness Standards
MS.P.2. GRADE TWO: Physical Science
Motions, Forces, and Energy
P.2.6. Students will demonstrate an understanding of how the motion of objects is affected by pushes, pulls, and friction on an object.
P.2.6.2. Generate and answer questions about the relationship between (1) friction and the motion of objects and (2) friction and the production of heat.
P.2.6.3. Develop a plan to change the force (push or pull) of friction to solve a human problem (e.g., improve the ride on a playground slide or make a toy car or truck go faster). Use an engineering design process to define the problem, design, construct, evaluate, and improve the plan.
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