September 11, 2012 > Back to school with 'Energy Kids'
Back to school with 'Energy Kids'
Submitted By Tom Doggett, EIA, Dept. of Energy
As kids return to school, one might think that all the energy in the world is in the classroom. But there is a big, exciting world of energy beyond the schoolyard that young readers, students, and teachers can explore!
Welcome to "Energy Kids" (www.eia.gov/kids), hosted by Energy Ant, a free and fact-filled website that explores the changing world of energy. The U.S. Energy Information Administration's "Energy Kids" features more than 100 pages of fun and interactive energy education content including lesson plans, activities, games, resources, tools, and projects for kids, parents, and teachers.
An "Energy Kids" Teacher Guide offers a broad range of activities to help make learning about energy a fun experience for students with energy quizzes, an energy scavenger hunt, energy crossword puzzles and so much more.
To learn more about "Energy Kids," please visit the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) website: http://www.eia.gov/kids