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Kitchen Climate Science
Provided by: Paleontological Research Institution |Published on: April 27, 2021
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Synopsis
- This video provides detailed instructions and also demonstrates two experiments using common household materials.
- The first experiment shows students how wind turbine power works, and the second experiment teaches students about the thermal expansion of water.
Subjects: Physics, Mathematics, Engineering
Authors: Paleontological Research Institution
Region: Global
Languages: English
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Positives
- The video provides differentiation for different levels of understanding.
- The experiments are engaging, easy to follow, and directly relate to the impacts of climate change.
Additional Prerequisites
- Teachers should watch the video ahead of time to decide which experiments they can replicate in their class and what materials the class will need.
- The video pronounces turbine with a short "i" sound.
Differentiation
- Students could replicate the experiments in the video or come up with their own designs to demonstrate the concepts.
- Students could write instructions for how to conduct one of the experiments mentioned in the video.
- Early finishers could view the link in the video description for more PRI Climate and Energy Resources.
- Other resources related to wind power include this data set on global wind power generation and this project on creating a small wind generator to light up an LED.
- Other resources related to the thermal expansion of water include this informative video and this experiment.
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Paleontological Research Institution
Paleontological Research Institution (PRI) is a national leader in Earth systems science education. They strive to help make sense of the present and potential future climate change, while also increasing understanding of global change in Earth’s past. Their programs focus on systems thinking, understanding scale and learning in your own backyard.
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