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Heat Sources Poster
PDF | 1 page|Grades: 3 - 4An informative poster about heat sources to display in your classroom.
Display this educational poster in your classroom when studying heat energy with your students.
The poster clearly explains the three primary sources of heat with examples.
Kinetic Energy
The friction created when two surfaces rub against each other produces heat energy. Some examples include rubbing your hands together, sliding down a slippery-dip or jumping on the spot.
Electrical Energy
Electrical appliances have the ability to convert electrical energy into heat energy. Some examples include hair dryers, light bulbs and stove top elements.
Chemical Energy
Heat energy can be produced as a result of a chemical reaction. Some examples include burning wood, digesting food and mixing chemical substances.
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- Key Stage 2 (KS2) - Lower
Key Stage 2 (KS2) - Lower covers students in Year 3 and Year 4.
- Science
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