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Solar Cell MisconceptionsAll of your students have seen photovoltaic solar cells used in a variety of ways; however, students may have misconceptions in understanding what influences solar cell output. This activity sets the record straight and explores how ambient temperature and the angle of illumination can affect solar cell output in volts. View »
Volcano in the ClassroomHere’s a safe, easy, and vivid interpretation of a classic activity that won’t break the budget. All you’ll need are a few common items—a beaker, sand, water, a candle, and a hot plate. View »
Hydrogen Power in the ClassroomThis demonstration allows your students to see the results of energy transfer from light to electricity to chemical, and then back to electrical, using a reversible fuel cell. View »
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Student Earth and Environmental Science
Laboratory Safety Agreement
Document
Infographic - Ecology: The Study of the Place We Live
Interactive
The Ups and Downs of Weather
Human Impacts: How Can Our Impact Be Assessed?
The Composition and Age of Stars
Use Bubbles—Observe Wind Speed and Direction: Ask a Question and Plan an Experiment
Children love working with bubbles. With this in mind, Carolina™ Curriculum has developed an activity to help students form an investigable question and then plan an experiment to measure wind speed and direction using bubbles. View »
Solar Cell Misconceptions
All of your students have seen photovoltaic solar cells used in a variety of ways; however, students may have misconceptions in understanding what influences solar cell output. This activity sets the record straight and explores how ambient temperature and the angle of illumination can affect solar cell output in volts. View »
Volcano in the Classroom
Here’s a safe, easy, and vivid interpretation of a classic activity that won’t break the budget. All you’ll need are a few common items—a beaker, sand, water, a candle, and a hot plate. View »
Seeing the Solar System in a New Dimension: Unlock the Mystery of 3-D Imaging
Trendy 3-D special effects on movie screens grab and keep your students' attention. Now use their fascination with mutli-dimensions to discuss visual perception, optics, and colors while studying the solar system. View »
Hydrogen Power in the Classroom
This demonstration allows your students to see the results of energy transfer from light to electricity to chemical, and then back to electrical, using a reversible fuel cell. View »
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