Fourth Grade Science. Energy Makes Things happen.

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Fourth Grade Science

Energy Makes Things happen

*food *fuel *batteries

Light energy from the sun is captured by plants during photosynthesis. It is converted into food (chemical energy) which is stored in the plant.

heat light electrical chemical movement sound

In waves

It gets louder

The pitch will change

Things that are transparent or translucent

All materials

Lamp Computer TV Cell phone

Speakers Cell phone Computer Radio TV doorbell

Motors Toys Robots Remote control cars fans

Performance Task:

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