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Month of Energy Awareness

What are your students planning to do to commemorate Energy Awareness Month?

The United States Department of Energy marks October as Energy Awareness Month each year. Many schools participate in energy efficiency and conservation initiatives throughout the month. As many families prepare for the winter heating season, these school activities are a good fit. It makes sense to use energy responsibly, both for the environment and for the economy.

Consider utilizing the following NEED activities to educate about the energy sources we use and how to utilize them more effectively in October.

Activities for Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Use NEED’s Energy Booklist to teach and learn about energy. This list provides students with multi-level energy-related nonfiction and fiction literature.
The Energy Expo was designed to provide students more opportunities to learn about energy efficiency solutions while also strengthening their research and presenting abilities.
Sign the Energy Conservation Contract with the entire class to vow to be more energy efficient at home and on the road!
Celebrate Energy Awareness Month by learning more about how you use energy and making more energy-efficient energy choices!
Cold season is on its way, which is an excellent opportunity to examine the science underlying heat fluxes into and out of a system, as well as undertake a home energy audit! Students may do an energy audit of their house and share the results with their classmates.
Primary School Teacher/Student Guide (free PDF download)
Teacher/student handbook for Intermediate Level (free PDF download)
Secondary school teacher/student advisor (free PDF download)
Build an energy home with your children to help them understand insulation, conservation, and diminishing returns.
Utilize a data-driven investigation team to look into the utilization of appliances and machinery. Sink your teeth into our Plug Loads unit to educate about phantom load, often known as vampire power, to explain electricity taken by an appliance or gadget that is connected into an outlet but not currently “on”. Allows pupils to examine how pluggable gadgets are utilized at home and school, as well as how they effect the utility bill.
Download NEED’s Spooky House Saver graphic (on the right) to discover some energy-saving ideas that will help you save money on your power bills!

Fun, enthusiasm, and inventiveness!
Prepare your sweet taste by playing Candy Collector in NEED’s Energy Games and Icebreakers guide to learn about renewable and nonrenewable energy sources and how long they will persist.
Energy on Stage includes a performance of “Harry Spotter and the Chamber of Myths” to teach kids about wind turbines. The animated film “Harry Spotter and the Quest for the Right Light” is a fun way to learn about CFL and LED energy efficient lighting.
Make a solar oven to roast pumpkin seeds by converting radiant energy into thermal energy! Here are the directions.
Learn about several types of energy and carve or paint your favorite! Templates for Energy Source Pumpkins.
Pumpkin as a source of energy? Here are the directions.

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