Let’s explore how energy makes our world move! ⚡🌍
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Energy is everywhere around us.
Living things have energy. We get our energy from the food we eat. We use this energy to move, grow, breathe and carry out all our other life processes.
Non-living things also have energy. For example, there is energy in moving air that makes a wind turbine turn. There is also energy in light, heat and sound.
Light, heat and sound are forms of energy. Movement is also a form of energy.

Energy cannot be created or destroyed — it can only change from one form to another, such as from light to heat or from movement to sound.

1. Look at the pictures. Where is the energy in each picture? 🔍
2. What type of energy does each picture show? 💡
We know that everything has energy. We can’t always see energy, but we can observe the things that energy does.
Energy makes things move. All moving things have energy.
Energy also makes things change. For example, a moving ball can break a window.
We can think of energy as anything that can cause movement or carry out an action. We need energy for everything we do.

Energy is measured in joules (J). Even small actions like blinking your eyes use a tiny amount of energy.
🤔 Question: How can we show that energy makes things move?
🧰 You will need: A ping pong ball or a piece of paper crumpled into a ball 🏐
📝 Method:
💡 Flicking the ball transfers energy and makes it move!

❓ Questions:
🪞 How am I doing?
| How well can I: | Very well 😄 | Quite well 🙂 | I need help 😕 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name three examples of energy around us | |||
| Describe how I use energy to make a ball move |
Excellent work exploring how energy makes things move! ⚡👏