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October 29th (A day) October 30th (B day) Science October 29th (A day) October 30th (B day)

Warm Up – KWL Chart Draw this chart in your notebook (blank page) Complete the K Column only - What I KNOW What I know K What I Want to know W What I Learned L Conduction Convection Radiation

Interactive notebook Find the next blank page in your notebook Label it: Energy 6.P.3.1: Add this to your table of contents

Today’s Objective…. To figure out how thermal energy is it transferred? To figure out how chemical energy can be released and transferred?

Write in notebook: Heat (Thermal Energy) Transfer Energy (heat) can be transferred from 1 system to another or from a system to the environment in different ways (radiation, conduction, convection)

Write / Draw in notebook Examples of Heat Transfer

Write in notebook Conduction Energy (heat) flows throughout materials or across space from HOT (WARMER) objects to COLD (COOLER) objects

Mr. C “Hot to Cold” Hot to Cold video Music video

Thermal Energy… Today we will review how Thermal (heat) energy can travel (3 main ways…) You will receive a graphic organizer to record this information You will write all the information from each slide onto your handout You will also draw a picture

Thermal Energy Write this: Heat energy due to the motion of all the particles in an object Heat

Conduction Box Write this: Heat traveling through solids when two things are touching Draw this: (example: pan on a stove burner; heat from the burner travels into the metal pan, causing the temperature of the pan to rise) Molecules or atoms collide to each other randomly and during this collision they transfer some part of their energy. With the same way, all energy transferred to the end of the object until it reaches thermal balance. As you can see from the picture, atoms at the bottom of the object first gain energy, their kinetic energies increase, they start to move and vibrate rapidly and collide other atoms and transfer heat. Conduction is commonly seen in solids and a little bit in liquids. In conduction, energy transfer is slow with respect to convection and radiation. Metals are good conductors of heat and electricity.

Radiation Box Write this: Heat moving across the space between two objects that are not touching Draw this: (If you hold your hand over a pan, near a hot plate or near an iron to see if it is hot)

Convection Box Write this: Heat traveling through liquids and gases in a circular pattern (convection currents) Draw this:

Remember…..write this on the bottom of your graphic organizer If 2 things are touching…. conduction If something heated is rising or circulating in liquids or gases….. convection If heat moves across spaces between 2 things that are not touching…. radiation

Glue in notebook Glue your thermal energy graphic organizer into your interactive notebook now

Mr. Canosa’s Videos Radiation video Conduction video Tom Canosa radiation and conduction http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ci77-qIQv8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ePd88Gzl4Q

Now its your turn…. You will receive a pie chart handout We will go over the directions now…. Then I will pass out scissors and glue bottles Remember, if I see anyone putting glue on their hands, I will take up all the glue (you are wasting my classroom supplies) BEFORE YOU GLUE YOUR STATEMENTS DOWN, YOU MUST RAISE YOUR HAND FOR ME TO CHECK IT FIRST!!!!

put statement in correct section Hot coffee is stirred with a spoon and the spoon gets hot CONDUCTION

Station 2 - put statement in correct section A chair is near a fireplace; the side of the chair close to the fireplace gets warm RADIATION

Station 3 - put statement in correct section A lava lamp: bubbles rise to the top and fall to the bottom when the lamp is turned on. CONVECTION

Station 4 - put statement in correct section A college student holds her hand near an iron to see if it is hot. RADIATION

Station 5 - put statement in correct section Warm air rises in a room and cool air sinks in a room. CONVECTION

Station 6 - put statement in correct section Warm water at the surface of the ocean mixes with cooler water at the bottom of the ocean CONVECTION

Station 7 - put statement in correct section You flip your pillow over and it feels cool on your face. CONDUCTION

Station 8 - put statement in correct section You use an electric heating blanket to get warm CONDUCTION