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Grade 4
Electricity, Light, & Heat
Renewable Energy & Natural Resources
4-ESS3-1
| Energy Plan worksheet | 30 copies |
| Energy Plan Answer Key teacher-only resource | 1 copy |
| Energy Signs worksheet | 1 copy |
| Wind, Sun, & Water Energy worksheet | 30 copies |
| Wind, Sun, & Water Energy Answer Key teacher-only resource | 1 copy |
We suggest students work in pairs. Homeschool students can work on their own.
Place each Energy Sign in a separate area of the room so that students can easily see them.
Some classes may want to do research on the towns we featured in the readings. All of them are real towns, but we changed the name of one town. We called the solar-powered town in Florida “Ranchtown,” but the actual name is “Babcock Ranch.”
Grade 4
Electricity, Light, & Heat
Renewable Energy & Natural Resources
4-ESS3-1
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