Energy
Moving
Kinetic or Potential?
Transfer of Energy
Random
100

A power from physical or

chemical resources

Energy

100

When energy is moves from one place to

another

Transfer

100

An apple in a tree

Potential

100

Lightning and static are forms of this type of energy

Electrical

100

material which electricity, heat or sound can flow through

Conductor

200

Energy that is NOT able to be

restored or replaced by natural

resources

Non renewable energy

200

Moving back and forth

vibration

200
A neighbor pushing a lawn mower.

Kinetic

200

Energy produced by vibrations

Sound

200

The height of a wave 

Amplitude

300

Energy that is able to be

restored or replaced by natural

resources

Renewable

300

A pathway for electrical energy

to travel, usually including a

battery (power source), wire and

bulb (or other items)

Circuit


300

A car parked in the driveway.

Potential Energy

300
Energy that moves between two objects that are different temperatures

Heat energy

300

A material or an object that does not easily allow heat, electricity, light, or sound to pass through it

insulator

400

energy in motion, it is working  – rock dropping off a cliff

kinetic energy

400

The speed at which a wave is

traveling

Frequency


400

A book sitting on a desk.

Potential


400

Energy which our sense of sight can detect and travels in waves on a straight path through space and time.  

Light

400

True or false: Light travels faster than sound

True

500

energy that’s stored, it could  be used in the future – rock resting on a ledge

potential

500

To throw back without absorbing (light, heat, sound)

Reflect

500

Wind turbines moving in the wind.

Kinetic

500

What is the most common way to create electricity?

Burning fossil fuels

500

a pattern of motion that transfer energy from place to place

Waves