
© Yashkin Dmitry/iStock/Thinkstock
Energy
Energy is everywhere. Every action and movement requires energy. Without energy, we could not see or hear anything. Energy provides us with food, warmth, transportation, and entertainment. If it were not for energy, we would not grow and could not survive. This unit helps students understand what energy is. Unit materials focus primarily on five important types of energy: light, sound, motion, heat, and electrical. Each energy type is defined and supported with everyday examples.
Unit Nonfiction Books

Energy Is Everywhere
low- Single-sided book
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz
- Digital
- Single-sided book
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz
- Digital
- Single-sided book
- Double-sided book
- Book Quiz
- Digital
Lesson Resources
- Nonfiction Book Teacher's Guide
- Discussion Cards
- Blank Discussion Cards
Process Activities
FOCUS Books

Is Light Good or Bad?
low- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
- Digital

Energy on the Playground
mid- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
-
Listen to Energy on the Playground Read Energy on the Playground See the Quiz for Energy on the PlaygroundDigital

Heat in the Kitchen
mid- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
- Digital

The Sound of Drums
mid- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
- Digital

Static Electricity
high- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Teaching Tips
- Digital
Supporting Materials
Investigation Packs
Things That Make Heat
- Complete Investigation Pack
- Investigation Pack Teacher's Guide
- I.File Response Sheet
- I.File Teaching Tips
I.Files




Mystery File

Microwave Oven
- Digital
Science Fair Resources
Science Videos

Cow Power
- Discussion Questions
- Video

Pipe Dream by Animusic
- Discussion Questions
- Video

What is Electricity?
- Discussion Questions
- Video
Career Files

Electrical Engineer; Electrician; Musician; Solar Panel Installer
- Digital
Quick Reads












Reading A-Z Books
Game Packs
Book Assembly
Single-Sided Concept

Download Instructions PDF
Double-Sided Concept

Download Instructions PDF