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Energy I – Basic 1 Basic Science Lesson Note (First Term)

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Subject
Basic Science
Class
Basic 1
Term
First Term
Topic
Energy I
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Topic 4 of 13 this term
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1 min

Topic: Meaning and Uses of Energy

What is Energy?

Energy is the power that makes things work. Energy helps us do many things every day.

Energy is what makes:

  • Our body move and play
  • Cars move on the road
  • Lights shine bright
  • Food cook on the stove
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Where Do We Get Energy?

Our Body Gets Energy From:

  • Food – rice, bread, fruits

  • Water – to drink

  • Rest – sleeping at night

Machines Get Energy From:

  • Electricity – for lights and fans
  • Petrol – for cars
  • Batteries – for toys and torches

Uses of Energy

At Home:

  • Cooking our food
  • Lighting our rooms
  • Watching television
  • Playing with toys

At School:

  • Lights in the classroom
  • Fans to keep us cool
  • Water pumps
  • School bus moving

Our Body Uses Energy To:

  • Run and play
  • Think and learn
  • Grow bigger and stronger
  • Keep our heart beating

Class Exercise

  1. What gives our body energy?
  2. What makes a car move?
  3. Name two things at home that use energy.
  4. Complete: We get energy from _____, _____, and _____.

This term's Basic Science topics

Basic 1 First Term · 13 topics

  1. Living Things
  2. Living Things II
  3. Non-Living Things
  4. Energy I
  5. Movement (Catching)
  6. Energy II
  7. Monitor and Mouse
  8. Safety
  9. Energy III
  10. Sports and Games (Athletics)
  11. Energy IV
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