Kinetic energy projects

Do you like teaching science the fun way? This lesson, recommended for elementary grades, teaches children in a fun way about potential and kinetic energy as well as projectile motion. Originally, this lesson was taught in a coop setting with much success; however, it can also be done one-family style if preferred! What will you […]

Get the definition of kinetic energy in physics. See examples of kinetic energy and learn how it's different from potential energy.

Marshmallow Shooter This Demonstration is included in a bundle of 101 Science Demonstrations & Experiments. You can find this bundle here in my TpT Store. These exciting demonstrations use…

Today we did a simple project to study potential and kinetic energy. I never liked science class at school. I found it dry and I never liked all the math involved. But this project was fun! All you…

Teach your students about kinetic and potential energy using paper roller coasters.

These are some typical places where kinetic energy is present

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This bright and colorful kid science experiment teaches the difference between potential and kinetic energy.

Wind is moving air caused by the uneven heating of the Earth by the sun. From a light breeze to gale-force gusts, wind contains kinetic energy that when harnessed, can be used as a renewable source of energy! Find out how to make your own wind turbine here...

Use recycled materials to build a balloon car that will race to the finish line, in this exciting, hands on STEM project for the classroom.