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Conservation of Energy and Energy Transfer

Essential Element: EE.MS-PS3-3

Target Level: Test and refine a device (e.g., foam cup, insulated box, or thermos) to either minimize or maximize thermal energy transfer (e.g., keeping liquids hot or cold, preventing liquids from freezing, keeping hands warm in cold temperatures).

Precursor Level: Investigate objects/materials, and predict their ability to maximize or minimize thermal energy transfer.

Initial Level: Identify objects/materials used to minimize or maximize thermal energy transfer (e.g., gloves, vacuum flask, insulated hot pad holder or foam cup).
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  • Home
    • HB 204 Parent Page
    • Disability Information
  • Lesson Videos
  • #1 ELA
    • #1 Reading >
      • #1 Reading Class
      • Phonics
    • #2 Language Arts >
      • 1.a Language Arts Class
      • 1.b Writing
    • 4th Grade Great Depression Unit
  • #2 Math
    • #1 Ratio & Proportions >
      • 1.a Ratios
    • #2 The Number Systems Standards >
      • #2.a Fraction Unit
      • #2.b Multiplication
      • #2.c Division
      • #2.d Decimals
      • #2.e Positive/Negative Numbers
    • #3 Expressions & Equations >
      • #3.a Algebraic Expressions
      • #3.b Equations
    • #4 Geometry
    • #5 Statistics & Probability
    • Calendar Skills
  • #3 Science
    • #1 Structure and Properties of Matter
    • #2 Forces and Motion
    • #3 Conservation of Energy and Energy Transfer
    • #4 Wave Properties
    • #5 Structure and Function
    • #6 Growth and Development of Organisms
    • #7 Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems
    • #8 Variation of Traits
    • #9 Earth and the Solar System
    • #10 Earth's Materials and Systems
    • #11 Earth and Human Activity
    • Camouflage Unit
  • #4 Social Studies
    • Start Of Class Routine >
      • #1 Directions
      • #2 Personal Information
      • #3 Weather
      • #4 System Warnings >
        • Fire Safety
        • Tornado Safety
        • Community Signs
    • Great Depression Unit
  • #5 High School, College & Career Ready
  • Resources
    • Aligning IEP Guide
    • Bullying
    • Iris Center
    • LEARNING FOR ALL
    • LITERACY FOR ALL
    • NUMERACY FOR ALL
    • Prezi Presentations
    • Social Studies Resources
    • Technology