Solar Energy Grades 3 - 5 Solar Energy 1 1. The Sun 2  What is the sun?  Properties of the sun  Why the sun is essential Solar Energy.

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Solar Energy Grades Solar Energy 1 1

The Sun 2  What is the sun?  Properties of the sun  Why the sun is essential Solar Energy

The Sun as an Energy Source 3  Abundant  Free  Renewable Solar Energy

Active Solar Energy  Solar cells  Solar panels  Solar arrays 4 Solar Energy

Passive Solar Energy  Water heaters  Greenhouses  Solar ovens 5 Solar Energy

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