How fast do you think the blades on a wind turbine are spinning? Faster than a cheetah? Challenge students to line up (locked arms) in a straight…
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After a quick demonstration by the teacher, students will team up in pairs or small groups and rotate from one energy station to another to learn…
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Learn more by clicking on our resources below to help your students explore photovoltaic cells! If interested you could also check out our solar…
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This activity was originally created for the 2023 KidWind Challenge as the Instant Challenge. During this 15-minute activity, students will create…
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Students will use scientific tools to conduct an investigation on thermal energy. Discuss conductors and insulators, state your claim, evidence, and…
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This activity requires participants to design a handheld windmill that can lift weights. It will challenge participants' engineering creativity and…
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The “Measure the Distance” activity is done as a walk. Students pick a prominent starting point such as a stop sign, building, or telephone pole.…
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Started in 1980, the National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project includes a curriculum portfolio of more than 100 energy-focused teacher and…
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This activity requires participants to design a wind-powered car. Regardless of age, everyone seems to have a great time with this – even adults! For…
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Hosted by the creator of KidWind, these three videos provide guidance and ideas on classroom teaching strategies for wind energy (by age):
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