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Enjoy Wind
with Miller, an animated website for kids. Get a grasp of wind power
knowledge. Produced by the Danish Wind Industry Association in 2001 with
support from the Danish Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Education
it also contains a number of educational practical activities and a teacher's
guide.
Check out the Wind
Turbine simulator and other activities for Grades 6-8. Make
a Wind Sock.
Students can build a turbine and test the factors through an internet
activity. |
Dive
into Energy Quest for Kids! Read The
Energy Story about Wind Energy from the California Energy Commission. |
The Bonneville
Educational Foundation brings you: What is your carbon footprint?? Do you want to shrink it? Play the games
, learn tips, enjoy the activities and begin to understand how you can
help change your habits. |
How
many turbines does it take to make 1 MW? Find the answer at Wind
Web Tutorial from American wind Energy Association. |
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About Energy A great website proving that Energy Education is Fun!!!
From Florida Power and Light |
Energy
Kids Page, from
the Energy Information Administration, with Facts, Fun and Games, History,
Activities
and a Glossary.
Watch
the slide show on renewable energy.
Learn the meanings of Energy Slang |
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At
Alliant Energy Wind
Power you'll find a diagram that shows some of the pieces and parts
inside a wind turbine.
Make your own Wind
Power toys and Read some Fun Facts About Renewable
Energy.
Play an Energy in
Motion Wind Power Game.
Find out how much you know about wind power. |
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The
Kid Wind Project is committed to innovative energy education. There
are sections for students to learn about wind energy and lesson
plans for teachers.
The Power Point
Presentations are very informative: Wind Energy 101, Wind Farm Visualization,
Energy in the wind, and Wind Turbine Blade Design are only a few available.
Build a classroom wind turbine. |
Wind
Power Myths and Facts Get all the answers as you become an expert! |
| Climate
Change for kids. What is it? and Can you make a difference? |
Kids
saving energy Energetic things for all those who want to save energy. |
Check
out photos of the Altamont Pass wind
farm which was built in 1981 and has about 4,000 turbines.
Don't miss these photos of Wind
Turbines.
Discover the Wind Farm Animation. |
Read
about Renewable Energy from the
Franklin Institute Science Museum |
PBS
Online News Hour Science Reports:
As Wind Power Usage Grows, Wind
Farms Expand. |
Discover
the Basics of Wind Power from US Department of Energy, Energy Efficiency
and Renewable Energy Program
Wind
Turbine Animation |
Follow
the Guided Tour on Wind Energy and all these
Renewable Energy Field Trips
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Photos of Onshore, and Offshore Wind Farms
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Videos of wind turbines
being built:
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TEACHER
LINKS |
Student Resources WIND ENERGY Build
your own Wind Turbine for Grades 7-12 - pdf.
Re-Energy.ca is a
free renewable energy project kit that explores wind, water, solar, and
biomass energy. The website provides background information, learning
activities, resources and links. Discover how the science and technology can
be applied to social and environmental issues. |
Teach
Engineering Resources for K-12 Students
learn about wind energy by making a pinwheel to model a wind turbine.
Grade 4
Teacher
Guide for Energy Kids Page,
from the Energy Information Administration.
Teacher
Guide for Wind With Miller
Energy Information
and Curriculum for Teachers from the National Energy Education Development(NEED) Project,activities, facts, connection
to Science standards
Elementary
Wind Activity
Intermediate
Activities
Energy
Infobooks from the Need Project
Teacher Guide for the Play: Harry
Spotter and the Chamber of Windy Myths
The New Wind Turbine - Intermediate
Article |
National
Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is the site for the U.S.
Department of Energy's lab for renewable energy research and development.
It includes many links to other sites and activities. |
Wind
Energy Basics
Wind Research |
Teachers'
Domain, an
online library of more than 1,000 free digital media resources from public
television for the classroom and Professional Development, has many wind
energy links.
Pennsylvania
Energy: Wind, Windmill
gallery.
Continue to Resources for Teachers for more ideas. |
| American
Wind Energy Association This Web site has a well-written section of
FAQ's as well as references to more technical applications of wind energy. |
| Repower
America:a bold plan to Repower America with 100% clean electricity
within 10 years. |