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Study Guide Energy needs Science, Grade 2
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ENERGY
NEEDS
What
is
Energy?
Energy
is
the
ability
to
do
work.
Energy
is
what
allows
living
things
and
objects
to
do
things.
For
example:
Energy
is
what
makes
cars
move.
Energy
is
what
makes
a
cake
bake
in
the
oven.
Energy
is
what
keeps
ice
frozen
in
the
freezer.
Energy
causes
your
TV
to
work.
Energy
causes
your
lights
to
light
up
a
dark
room.
Energy
also
makes
our
bodies
GROW
and
develop.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
What
is
energy?
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What
Are
the
Different
Kinds
of
Energy?
Heat
Energy
Rub
your
hands
together
–
do
your
hands
feel
warm?
If
they
do,
that
is
an
example
of
heat
energy!
Heat
energy
can
make
things
change.
Heat
can
cause
an
ice
cube
to
melt.
Energy
of
Motion
This
type
of
energy
is
found
in
an
object
or
person
that
is
moving.
When
you
rub
your
hands
together,
your
hands
have
energy
of
motion
too!
The
water
going
over
a
waterfall
has
energy
of
motion
since
it
is
moving
over
the
falls.
Light
Energy
Light
can
be
from
a
light
bulb
or
from
the
Sun.
The
Sun
is
the
Earth’s
MAIN,
MAJOR,
MOST
IMPORTANT
ENERGY
source!
Light
energy
can
change
things
too.
For
example,
if
you
were
to
put
a
piece
of
construction
paper
in
the
window,
the
color
would
soon
fade.
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Sound
Energy
Sound
energy
is
energy
you
can
HEAR
–
like
a
radio
playing
or
someone
beating
a
drum.
Electricity
or
Electrical
Energy
Electrical
energy
makes
things
turn
on
–
like
your
computer,
television,
and
lights.
Electricity
is
the
energy
that
powers
all
these
things
for
you!
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
What
is
one
example
of
sound
energy?
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How
Do
Living
Things
Use
Energy?
Heat
and
light
energy
are
both
used
to
keep
us
warm,
to
cook
our
food,
and
to
provide
light
so
we
can
see
at
night.
Plants
need
energy
to
grow
and
to
make
their
own
food.
Plants
get
their
energy
from
the
Sun.
Without
the
heat
and
light
energy
of
the
Sun,
a
plant
would
not
grow
and
would
not
be
able
to
make
its
own
food
so
it
would
die.
We
need
energy
for
every
activity
we
do
during
the
day!
We
need
energy
to
walk,
run,
jump,
think,
and
raise
our
hand
in
class!
Animals
need
energy
to
grow
and
to
move
around.
How
Do
Living
Things
Get
the
Energy
They
Need?
As
we
said,
plants
get
their
energy
from
the
Sun.
Animals,
including
humans,
get
their
energy
by
EATING!
They
get
energy
by
eating
plants,
other
animals,
or
both!
People
also
burn
fuels
such
as
wood,
oil,
coal,
or
natural
gas
to
get
heat
energy
and
to
create
electricity
that
help
cook
their
food
and
warm
and
light
their
houses.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
How
do
carnivores
get
the
energy
they
need
to
live?
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What
Are
Some
Sources
of
Energy?
The
Sun:
the
main
source
of
Earth’s
heat
and
light
energy
A
candle:
heat
and
light
energy
A
stove:
heat
energy
Food:
the
energy
source
for
animals
and
humans
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