Chemical Energy and Energy Transformation — This site provides a user friendly explanation of chemical energy and energy transformation.
Chemical Energy Video — This powtoon created video provides a simple explanation of stored chemical energy.
Current Electricity — This site has links to the following topics: Lesson 1 - Electric Potential Difference Electric Field and the Movement of Charge Electric Potential Electric Potential Difference Lesson 2 - Electric Current What is an Electric Circuit? Requirements of a Circuit Electric Current Power: Putting Charges to Work Common Misconceptions Regarding Electric Circuits Lesson 3 - Electrical Resistance Journey of a Typical Electron Resistance Ohm's Law Power Revisited Lesson 4 - Circuit Connections Circuit Symbols and Circuit Diagrams Two Types of Connections Series Circuits Parallel Circuits Combination Circuits
Electromagnetic energy — This site is a tutorial on electromagnetic energy.
Electromagnetic Energy — This site is a basic introduction to the concepts of electromagnetic energy.
Electromagnetic Energy — This site uses text and images to explain the different types of electronmagnetic energy.
Electromagnetic radiation — This astronomy tutorial introduces electromagnetic radiation.
Electromagnetic Spectrum Video — This You Tube video gives a detailed explanation of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Energy Rollercoaster Animation — This interactive roller coaster ride produced by WGBH illustrates the relationship between potential and kinetic energy. As the coaster cars go up and down the hills and around the loop of the track, a pie chart shows how the relative transformation back and forth between gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy.
Heat Energy — This site explains topics such as an Introduction to Thermal Physics,Temperature and Thermometersand Thermometers as Speedometers
Heat Energy Brainpop Video — This Brainpop video is a user friendly and comprehensible explanation of the basics of heat energy.
Kinetic Energy — This site addresses topics related to Kinetic Energy: Definition and Mathematics of Work Calculating the Amount of Work Done by Forces Potential Energy Kinetic Energy Mechanical Energy Power
Kinetic Energy Brainpop Video — This brainpop video is a comprehensible and basic explanation of kinetic energy.
Kinetic Energy Calculator — This site has a calculator designed to give the unknown value in the formulae involving Kinetic Energy. Enter any two of the values of mass, velocity and kinetic energy.
Nuclear Energy — This You Tube video gives a history of the development of nuclear energy.
Nuclear Energy — This site gives a comprehensible explanation of nuclear energy.
Planck's Constant — This Java applet simulates an experiment for the determination of the Planck constant and the work function: A single spectral line is filtered out from the light of a mercury lamp. This light strikes the cathode (C) of a photoelectric cell and causes the emission of electrons (or not). In order to find the maximal kinetic energy of the ejected electrons it is necessary to enlarge a retarding voltage by means of a potentiometer connection so much that no more electrons arrive at the anode (A). The blue coloured meter indicates the size of this retarding voltage. You can see from the red coloured meter whether electrons reach the anode.
Solar Energy Lesson plans and activities — This site provides teachers with a large collection of clean energy lesson plans and activities for students at all grade levels. Users can select the activity resources provided at the top of the page, or can choose one or more topics or grade levels from the searchable database to find lesson plans that best meet their students’ needs.
Solar Energy presentations and animations — In pursuit of its mission to promote an energy conscious and educated society, the NEED Project has helped develop curriculum resources covering a wide range of energy topics and across all grade levels. Available resources discussing solar include various energy factsheets, teacher and student guides on solar energy principles and photovoltaic systems, presentations, and animations.
Solar Energy Science Projects — This site is a pdf giving the details for multiple solar energy projects for high school students.
Wind Energy — This site displays and explains comprehensible information regarding wind energy.
Wind Power Video — This You Tube video gives a comprehensible explanation about wind energy.
Work and Energy video — This Khan Academy video gives a details explanation of the relationship between work and kinetic energy.