Create a graphic organizer that illustrates different types of potential and kinetic energy 0507.10.2

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1. Graphic Organizers
   1. Concept Maps Explained - Concept maps and story webs are visual ways to structure ideas. (sample included
   2. Education World Templates - seventeen graphic organizers to download and print or edit
   3. Essay Map - The Essay Map is an interactive graphic organizer that enables students to organize and outline their ideas for an informational, definitional, or descriptive essay. Student Interactive from Read/Write/Think
   4. Five main types of organizers - links showing examples of many types
   5. Graphic Organizer Links - links to a large number of graphic organizers provided by Vermilion Parish School Board in Abbeville, LA - Second page of links from the same school system
   6. Graphic Organizer Templates - Use these Graphic Organizer templates with your class using a given story.
   7. Graphic Organizers - from Enchanted Learning
   8. Graphic Organizers from Education Place - 38 graphic organizers to print, all in pdf format
   9. Holt Interactive Graphic Organizers - Three dozen different templates are available at this site. Click on a graphic organizer to download a PDF of it. Once you've downloaded an organizer, type your comments and print it.
   10. Index of Graphic Organizers - from Inspiration
   11. Instructions on how to use Excel to create a graphic organizer
   12. Interactive Graphic Organizers Sampler - This series of thinking tools covers a range of activities. These tools let you actively construct, examine, and modify your ideas. Currently seven of the planned seventeen thinking tools are available; look for the titles in green on the left.
   13. Text 2 Mind Map - a web application that converts texts to mind maps; enter a structured list of words or sentences and Text2Mind Map will interpret it and make a mind map out of them that you can print.
   14. Venn Diagram, 2 Circles - This interactive tool allows students to create Venn Diagrams that contain two overlapping circles, enabling them to organize their information logically. Student Interactive from Read/Write/Think
2. Design a Roller Coaster - Try your hand at designing your own roller coaster. You will be building a conceptual coaster using the physics concepts that are used to design real coasters. You won't need to compute any formulas.
3. The Difference Between Kinetic and Potential Energy - (3:04) a YouTube video
4. Energy Transfer in a Roller Coaster - click your way through a 12 screen learning module
5. Explainer: Kinetic and Potential Eenergy - Science News' attempt at clarifying the difference between these two types of energy
6. Forms of Energy - this page concentrates on potential and kinetic energy
7. Kinetic Energy - more good diagrams and 4 practice problems
8. Kinetic and Potential Energy - comparisoon of the two types of energy with a link to a short video with Paul Hewitt (the Conceptual Physics gurn) explaining the difference
9. Kinetic and Potential Energy of Motion - a STEM learning module
10. Kinetic Energy and Potential Energy Explained - a definition for each type of energy, along with examples, and an explanation of the relationship between the two
11. Kinetic Energy Calculator - This calculator is designed to give the unknown value in the formulae involving Kinetic Energy. Enter any two of the values of mass, velocity and kinetic energy. Click on the Calculate button of the unknown value
12. Potential and Kinetic Energy - explanation by the Math is Fun website
13. Potential Energy - excellent diagrams and 3 practice questions
14. Potential Energy - explanation followed by a mini-quiz [below the ads]
15. Potential and Kinetic Energy - explanation followed by an interactive applet with a question for you to solve
16. Potential and Kinetic Energy (3:55) a YouTube video about the law of conservation of energy
17. Potential and Kinetic Energy Experiment - illustrates the relationship between potential and kinetic energy by raising and dropping a 100 kg anvil  
18. Potential and Kinetic Energy Explained - to understand how they work, you first need to understand what they are
19. Potential Energy vs Kinetic Energy - (2:17) a YouTube video
20. QuickTime movie showing the motion of a roller coaster car down a vertical drop, through two vertical loops, over a small hill, and to the end of the track. The animation portrays the relative amounts of kinetic energy, potential energy, and total mechanical energy of the car as it moves along the track.
21. Skateboard Science - The Exploratorium takes a look at the relationship between skateboarding and energy transformatio

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