1. Triple-click on the text and enter your name and date. Triple-click on the text and enter your title. Delete the placeholder (rectangle with the words “Insert picture here”) and add a graphic. Triple-click on the text and cite your sources. Use WordArt to label each side with an appropriate title. You will need to rotate the WordArt upside-down. Created by Jayden Holland December 18, 2007 Clipart.com Renewable resources are those that can be replaced by natural means at a rate similar to its rate of consumption. Non-renewable resources are those that cannot be re- grown or regenerated at a rate similar to its rate of consumption.

2.  Replace the text in all the cells and enter your own information.  To do this, triple- click on the existing text and simply start typing.  Do not press the delete key!  Insert, resize, and position Clip Art and Word Art as desired. Solar Light energy from the sun is trapped by solar cells in solar panels and transformed into electricity. Wind Windmills have large turbines that can generate electricity when turned by the wind. Tides Tidal barrages use the incoming and outgoing tides to spin turbines to generate electricity. Coal Coal can be burned to heat water to make steam which can spin turbines and generate electricity. Oil Oil can be refined and gasoline created which can be burned by engines to do work. Hydroelectric Dam Dams use the power of gravity pulling on water to spin turbines as water passes through the dam to create electricity.

3.  Replace the text in all the cells and enter your own information.  To do this, triple- click on the existing text and simply start typing.  Do not press the delete key!  Insert, resize, and position Clip Art and Word Art as desired. Nuclear Power Plant A nuclear reactor can harness the power of a nuclear reaction to produce electricity from sources such as uranium. Natural Gas Natural gas can be burned to create heat or motion to do work.