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For Parents and Teachers
Earth and Its
Resources
Grade 5
Unit Outcomes:
The students will
identify characteristics of fossil fuels, fission, and fusion as energy sources.
compare and contrast the energy sources.
evaluate each energy source and recommend further research and development of one for the future.
The students will use
computers with internet access
word processing program
spreadsheet
| TIPS Activity | USD #259 District Science Standards | NETS Technology Standards | Benchmark Skills |
Fossil
fuels, fission, and fusion |
I-1c,
4, II-2, III-1,2,4a,4b IV-1c |
1, 5 | reading |
Compare
fuel types and characteristics |
6 | creating a table | |
You're
an expert! |
2, 4, 6 | drawing conclusions, problem solving | |
Vocabulary
and Definitions |
| TIPS Activity | Page # | Technology Needed | Instructions |
Fossil
fuels, fission, and fusion
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p. 476 |
Internet access |
The Energy Story Read Fossil Fuels - Coal, Oil, and Natural Gas Read Nuclear Energy - Fission and Fusion |

McGraw-Hill Fifth Grade Science Internet Resources
1.
McGraw-Hill
Summary/Quiz site
Quizzes available for each topic in the text
book.
2. Fusion Energy Education
http://fusioned.gat.com/Teachers/Teachers.html
slide show - slides 1 to 23
3. http://www.cannon.net/~gonyeau/nuclear/index.htm
The Virtual Nuclear Tourist
FAQ - Quick tour provides information needed
Author: Lori Schock

| Rod
Sprague Wichita Public Schools |
Tonya
Witherspoon |
Dr.
Jeri Carroll Wichita State University |
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