Renewable or Nonrenewable Energy?
4th grade renewable or nonrenewable energy: sort ten pictured sources, from solar to uranium and gasoline, then answer three questions. Answer key.
4th Grade Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources Worksheets
4th grade worksheets on renewable and nonrenewable resources: sorting energy sources, pros and cons of each, where our electricity comes from and how to use less.
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Energy Sources: Pros and Cons
4th grade energy sources pros and cons: sort 12 statements for solar, wind, coal and natural gas, then pick a source for a town. Answer key included.
Where Does Our Electricity Come From?
4th grade electricity sources: read a bar graph of Sunnyville State, find renewable and nonrenewable totals and answer six questions. Answer key included.
How Energy Sources Make Electricity
4th grade how energy sources make electricity: match five power plants to how they work, then fill a coal plant flow chart. Answer key included.
Save Energy at School Plan
4th grade science energy audit: an eight-item school checklist and an action plan for three changes, with a lights-at-recess example and sample answers.
Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources Check
4th grade renewable and nonrenewable resources check: mark six sources R or N, choose a solar pro and con, and answer two short questions. Key included.
Curriculum objectives covered
4-ESS3-1
“Obtain and combine information to describe that energy and fuels are derived from natural resources and their uses affect the environment.”
“Explain the difference between renewable and nonrenewable resources in your own words.”
“Support a choice with a pro and a con from a chart.”
“Read a bar graph and answer questions from it.”
“Add the percents for renewable and for nonrenewable sources and check that they make 100%.”
“Describe how different energy sources are used to make electricity.”
“Put the steps of a coal power plant in order.”
“Identify an advantage and a disadvantage of solar energy.”
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