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LO to be able to explain and understand the five main types of renewable energy sources and to compare them Thinking Question What does renewable energy mean ALL Should be able to ID: 129723

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Renewable energy sources

L.O to be able to explain and understand the five main types of renewable energy sources and to compare them.

Thinking Question – What does renewable energy mean?

ALL – Should be able to understand and recall the five main types of renewable energy sources.

MOST – Should be able to suggest advantages and disadvantages of the five main types of renewable energy.

SOME – Should be able to compare the five main types of renewable energy and evaluate ideas.

outcomes

Keywords:

Wind, Water, Solar, Geothermal, Biomass, Renewable, Power Plant, GeneratorSlide2

Thinking Question – What does renewable energy mean?Thinking question

feedback

Renewable Energy:

Energy from a source that can be reused over again and does not add to the effects of global warming.(Please write this in your books)Slide3

What types of renewableEnergy do these pictures

Represent?

Discuss in your groups

E.G Water

Wind

Sunlight/Solar

Geothermal

Biomass

challengeSlide4

biomass

Wood, trimmings, non recyclable organics

decompose and are

combusted. The sun’s energy is trapped in

biofuel for a long time. This helps create electricity in a

power plant.

Think:pair

:share

Advantages?/

disadvantages?

Please write a brief summary in your books.

It naturally decomposes.

Sun’s power is trapped in biofuel for a long time

Takes in Carbon Dioxide from the air.

Destroys habitats

Hard to transportSlide5

geothermal

Hot rock

can be used to generat

e electricity.Simply water is sent down to the hot rock bed, causing hot

steam to rise up, meaning

generators can turn…producing electricity!

Think:pair

:share

Advantages?/

disadvantages?

Easy to Extract

Not weather dependant

Not all places have geothermal energy.

VIDEO

Please write a brief summary in your books.Slide6

waterWater can be used

to create energy in many different ways. The main two are either simply allowing water to pass through a

generator or by using a

wave machine.

Sea water generator

Think:pair

:share

Advantages?/

disadvantages?

Free and reliable source

Renewable!

Villages and habitats can be destroyed and damaged by unnatural currents

1000 times heavier than air.

Please write a brief summary in your books.Slide7

Wind

Wind can be used to generate electricity via wind turbines

. When the wind blows, the propellers spin, turning the

generator which is generating electricity. They can be placed both on land or in the sea.

Think:pair

:share

Advantages?/

disadvantages?

Generates lots of energy

Renewable!

Can be placed on both land and sea

Turbines are expensive

Weather dependant

Can’t be placed everywhere (not enough wind)

Please write a brief summary in your books.Slide8

solarSolar

energy takes in

light and heat from the sun. the

photodiode (or photovoltaic) inside

solar panels converts the sunlight into electricity (photodiodes generate considerable amounts of energy!) the most common example of this is a

solar panel, seen commonly on roofs, in a

solar farm or in small things like calculators! They are becoming increasingly popular.

VIDEO

Think:pair

:share

Advantages?/

disadvantages?

No moving parts

Can be used to power homes too

Works anywhere with sunlight

Provide considerable amounts of energy

Can be expensive to manufacture and buy.

Needs frequent sunlight

Please write a brief summary in your books.Slide9

ALL – Should be able to understand and recall the five main types of renewable energy sources.MOST – Should be able to suggest

advantages and disadvantages of the five main types of renewable energy.

SOME – Should be able to compare the five main types of renewable energy and evaluate ideas.

outcomesSlide10

Which type of renewable Energy source do you think is the

best?

Using keywords and your notes, explain which renewable energy source you believe is the best. Try to compare the five different renewable energy sources too (show their differences and similarities).

Keywords:

Wind, Water, Solar, Geothermal, Biomass, Renewable, Power Plant, Generator

Try to evaluate your ideas using advantages and disadvantages if you haven't already.E.G Although solar panels can generate lots of electricity, they will only perform when a good amount of sunlight is produced… The Water source however can perform when…

Challenge:Slide11

Peer assessment

Criteria:

*Have they used keywords?

*Have they compared the five sources?*Have they explained in detail?

*Have they evaluated their ideas?*Did they show a good understanding?

Please write one

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and one

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Next lesson:

Fossil fuels Vs

Renewable energy sources