1. FOSSIL FUEL HUNT MCKAYLA CASU

2. DIRECTIONS Use the arrow buttons to go forward and back at any time. When you click the icon with the house this will take you back to the orientation. There is a quiz that if you get the answer wrong you have to go back to the orientation to find the correct answer. Once you find the answer you can go to the last side in the orientation and click the go back button to get back to the correctly numbered question you were on. The go back button looks like this…

3. WHAT ARE FOSSIL FUELS? Coal, oil, and natural gas are known as fossil fuels They are formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals. When the plants and animals died and became buried deep in the earth, the heat and pressure of the earth’s layers slowly transformed them into coal, natural gas, and oil.

4. NONRENEWABLE VS. RENEWABLE NONRENEWABLE RESOURCES Can not be replaced or take a very, very long time to be replaced or grown back. Examples: coal, oil, natural gas RENEWABLE RESOURCES Can be replaced or grown back Examples: wind, solar, water

5. WHAT ARE FOSSIL FUELS USED FOR? Converted into energy to power and heat our homes and fuel modes of transportation, including planes, buses, boats, and cars. Petroleum, a fossil fuel, used to make a variety of materials including plastics. 12 3

6. Click the square next to the correct answer. 1. Which is NOT an example of a fossil fuel? coal wind energy oil

7. THAT’S RIGHT! Coal, oil, and natural gas are known as fossil fuels. Wind energy is not a fossil fuel.

8. SORRY TRY AGAIN! You can refer back to the orientation.

9. 2. Fossil fuels are formed from the remains of ancient… Plants and animals or Rocks and soil

10. THAT’S RIGHT! Fossil fuels took millions of years to form, and are from the remains of ancient plants and animals that over time under pressure and heat became fossil fuels.

11. SORRY TRY AGAIN

12. True or False? 3. Renewable resources can not be replaced. True False

13. THAT’S RIGHT!

14. SORRY TRY AGAIN

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16. SCENARIO You’ve been hired by an energy company to find coal deposits. The coal you find will be burned to produce electricity for homes and businesses.

17. DIRECTIONS In this activity, you will search for pennies four times. You only have 30 seconds to search each time! After each search you will count the pennies, record the total, and deposit them in the correctly numbered cup. 1 2 3 4

18. The cups represent the different trials. This is where the pennies go. 1234

19. PENNY SEARCH 1!

20. PENNY SEARCH 2!

21. PENNY SEARCH 1!

23. RECORD THE TOTAL First search: Second search: Third search: Fourth search:

24. SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS AFTER YOU HAVE COMPLETED THE QUESTIONS SAVE THE POWERPOINT AND SEND IT TO MY EMAIL MCASU@MENTONYE.K12.EDU

25. In which search did you find the most pennies?

26. In which search did you find the least pennies?

27. Why do you think it became increasingly harder to find pennies?

28. Thank you! Your responses are recorded and will be graded by your teacher.