Looking to learn more about energy? Here are links to energy sites geared specifically for kids, students and teachers.
We hope these sites will provide you with some interesting and useful information and materials about energy. We hope your questions about energy will be answered, like: Who needs it? What is it? What we do with it? When do we use it? Where does it come from? Why do we need it? How do we get it? Well, you get the picture.
Energy Ant can start you off!
- Alliance to Save Energy
- Alliant Energy Kids
- Department of Energy Office of Fossil Energy
- Energy.Gov
- Energy Star
- Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Students’ Corner
- Fire Science Online
- geology.com
- Hog and Seek
- National Energy Foundation Energy Safe Kids
- Solar Energy International
- State of California Department of Conservation Kids and Educators Site
- State of Louisiana Department of Natural Resources Educational Resources
- tvakids.com
- U.S. Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) Energy KIDS
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