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Take the Energy Action Challenge: A lesson that works well in the classroom or as a take home
assignment. Students will determine whether there are windows, light
fixtures, thermostats, and faucets that are consuming more energy
than necessary. Complete with questions and a plan of action. (Courtesy of the U.S. Department of Energy)
Lesson Plan
"Energy Action Challenge" lesson
Crunch the Numbers – Energy in the
U.S.: A more mathematical approach to understanding energy
consumption. Students are given statistics on energy use and are
asked to compute percentages and create pie charts. (Courtesy of the U.S. Energy Information Administration)
Lesson Plan
"Crunch the Numbers" lesson
LightsOut Ohio Take
Home Assignments - Students and their families can join
the rest of the community in performing energy conservation at home
for Earth Day evening.
- Make it as simple as turning of
all non-essential lights as a step towards make energy-saving
choice every day.
- Great for extra credit!
Carbon Footprint Calculators - Learn how much CO2 a family adds to the atmosphere through
energy consumption. |