Heatthe transferof energyfrom oneobject toanother. Radiantit thatcomes from thesun and lightbulbs; used tosee and as apower source. Thermalenergythe sum ofkinetic andpotentialenergy of theparticles in anobject. Wave:a rhythmicdisturbance thattransfersenergy throughmatter or space. Nuclear:comesfrom releasingenergy from thenucleus of anatom; used innuclear powerplants. ChemicalPotentialenergyenergystored inchemicalbonds ofcompounds. ElectromagneticWaveswaves capableoftransferringenergy througha vacuum. PotentialenergyStoredenergyElasticPotentialenergyenergystored inobjectsbeingcompressedor stretched EnergyAbility tocausechangeTemperaturea measure oftheaverage kineticenergy ofparticlesin an object. Conductorsmaterialsthatallow heat tofloweasily KineticenergyenergyinmotionRadiationtransferof energythroughelectromagneticwaves.  Electromagneticform of energythat is reflected oremitted in the formof electrical andmagnetic wavesthat can travelthrough space.  Insulatorsmaterialsthat donot allowheat toflow easily Conductiontransfer ofenergythrough matterbydirect contact ofparticles. Electricalenergycomes fromoutlets andpower plants;used to powerelectricaldevice Convection:transfer ofenergyby themovementof heatedparticles. GravitationalPotentialEnergyEnergy storedin objects thatare above theEarth’ssurface.Law ofConservationof Energy:energycan never becreated ordestroyed, it canonly changeforms. MechanicalWaveswaves thatcan onlytravelthrough amedium. Thermalheat thatcomes fromfire, sun,etc.; used toheatobjects Mechanicalenergythe totalamount ofkinetic andpotentialenergy in asystem. Heatthe transferof energyfrom oneobject toanother. Radiantit thatcomes from thesun and lightbulbs; used tosee and as apower source. Thermalenergythe sum ofkinetic andpotentialenergy of theparticles in anobject. Wave:a rhythmicdisturbance thattransfersenergy throughmatter or space. Nuclear:comesfrom releasingenergy from thenucleus of anatom; used innuclear powerplants. ChemicalPotentialenergyenergystored inchemicalbonds ofcompounds. ElectromagneticWaveswaves capableoftransferringenergy througha vacuum. PotentialenergyStoredenergyElasticPotentialenergyenergystored inobjectsbeingcompressedor stretched EnergyAbility tocausechangeTemperaturea measure oftheaverage kineticenergy ofparticlesin an object. Conductorsmaterialsthatallow heat tofloweasily KineticenergyenergyinmotionRadiationtransferof energythroughelectromagneticwaves.  Electromagneticform of energythat is reflected oremitted in the formof electrical andmagnetic wavesthat can travelthrough space.  Insulatorsmaterialsthat donot allowheat toflow easily Conductiontransfer ofenergythrough matterbydirect contact ofparticles. Electricalenergycomes fromoutlets andpower plants;used to powerelectricaldevice Convection:transfer ofenergyby themovementof heatedparticles. GravitationalPotentialEnergyEnergy storedin objects thatare above theEarth’ssurface.Law ofConservationof Energy:energycan never becreated ordestroyed, it canonly changeforms. MechanicalWaveswaves thatcan onlytravelthrough amedium. Thermalheat thatcomes fromfire, sun,etc.; used toheatobjects Mechanicalenergythe totalamount ofkinetic andpotentialenergy in asystem. 

Energy and its transformations - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. O-the transfer of energy from one object to another.
    O-Heat
  2. G-it that comes from the sun and light bulbs; used to see and as a power source.
    G-Radiant
  3. N-the sum of kinetic and potential energy of the particles in an object.
    N-Thermal energy
  4. G-a rhythmic disturbance that transfers energy through matter or space.
    G-Wave:
  5. G-comes from releasing energy from the nucleus of an atom; used in nuclear power plants.
    G-Nuclear:
  6. O-energy stored in chemical bonds of compounds.
    O-Chemical Potential energy
  7. B-waves capable of transferring energy through a vacuum.
    B-Electromagnetic Waves
  8. N-Stored energy
    N-Potential energy
  9. G-energy stored in objects being compressed or stretched
    G-Elastic Potential energy
  10. B-Ability to cause change
    B-Energy
  11. B-a measure of the average kinetic energy of particles in an object.
    B-Temperature
  12. N-materials that allow heat to flow easily
    N-Conductors
  13. I-energy in motion
    I-Kinetic energy
  14. G-transfer of energy through electromagnetic waves.
    G-Radiation
  15. I-form of energy that is reflected or emitted in the form of electrical and magnetic waves that can travel through space.
    I-Electromagnetic
  16. I-materials that do not allow heat to flow easily
    I-Insulators
  17. I-transfer of energy through matter by direct contact of particles.
    I-Conduction
  18. O-comes from outlets and power plants; used to power electrical device
    O-Electrical energy
  19. N-transfer of energy by the movement of heated particles.
    N-Convection:
  20. B-Energy stored in objects that are above the Earth’s surface.
    B-Gravitational Potential Energy
  21. O-energy can never be created or destroyed, it can only change forms.
    O-Law of Conservation of Energy:
  22. I-waves that can only travel through a medium.
    I-Mechanical Waves
  23. B-heat that comes from fire, sun, etc.; used to heat objects
    B-Thermal
  24. O-the total amount of kinetic and potential energy in a system.
    O-Mechanical energy