Energy II – Basic 1 Basic Science Lesson Note (First Term)
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- Subject
- Basic Science
- Class
- Basic 1
- Term
- First Term
- Topic
- Energy II
- Order
- Topic 6 of 13 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Topic: Sources of Energy
What are Sources of Energy?
Sources of energy are places where we get power from. They give us the energy we need.
Natural Sources of Energy
The Sun:

- Gives us light during the day
- Makes plants grow
- Helps dry our clothes
- Gives us warmth
Wind:

- Moves things around
- Helps sailboats move
- Can turn big windmills
- Blows our clothes dry
Water:

- Flowing water has power
- Can move water wheels
- Rivers and waterfalls have energy
- We use it in our homes
Man-Made Sources of Energy
Electricity:
- Comes from power lines
- Makes our lights work
- Powers our fans and television
- Helps machines work
Petrol and Gas:
- Makes cars and buses move
- Used for cooking
- Stored in containers
- Adults handle these safely
Batteries:
PARTS OF A COMPUTER

- Small power sources
- Make toys work
- Used in torches
- Can be changed when empty
Class Exercise
- What gives us light during the day?
- Name one thing that uses electricity at home.
- What makes a car move?
- Circle the sources of energy: sun, chair, battery, book, wind
This term's Basic Science topics
Basic 1 First Term · 13 topics
- Living Things
- Living Things II
- Non-Living Things
- Energy I
- Movement (Catching)
- Energy II
- Monitor and Mouse
- Safety
- Energy III
- Sports and Games (Athletics)
- Energy IV



