Materials Needed: Cork, funnel, scissors, modeling clay, plastic tube, tape. stiff plastic, two toothpicks, pitcher, plastic bottle, nail, knife, glass dish, and water.
Step two: Cut four slits into the cork and place the plastic into the slits.



Step Three: Use the nail to pierce two holes in each side of the bottle.

Step Four: Cut off the bottom of the bottle.

Step Five: Push one toothpick into the end of the cork. Then fit it into one hole of the bottle.

Step Six: Push the other toothpick through the other hold and into the cork.


Step Seven: Place the modeling clay on each side of the toothpick to hold it in place.

Step eight: Place the plastic tube onto the end of the funnel and tape it. Then place the tube into the plastic bottle.

Step nine: Pour the water into the funnel.

Step ten: water the water turn the water wheel.
Step Three: Use the nail to pierce two holes in each side of the bottle.
Step Four: Cut off the bottom of the bottle.
Step Five: Push one toothpick into the end of the cork. Then fit it into one hole of the bottle.
Step Six: Push the other toothpick through the other hold and into the cork.
Step Seven: Place the modeling clay on each side of the toothpick to hold it in place.
Step eight: Place the plastic tube onto the end of the funnel and tape it. Then place the tube into the plastic bottle.
Step nine: Pour the water into the funnel.
Step ten: water the water turn the water wheel.
A water wheel is a hydropower system that creates energy by extracting power from the flow of water. Energy is in everything. There are two types of energy renewable and nonrenewable. Renewable energy is energy that can be used over and over again. Nonrenewable energy is energy that cannot be used again. Nonrenewable energy is mostly used from fossil fuels.
examples of renewable energy are wind, water, wood, solar, and geothermal energy.
Examples of nonrenewable energy are coal, natural gas, and oil.
Most of our energy is from nonrenewable energy sources but we are slowly advancing to use more renewable energy sources.
Good job, If you used a heavier object instead of the plastic, would that effect the water wheel.
ReplyDeleteStudents would really enjoy making this. It would be neat if they could add food coloring to the water. Good idea on the powerpoint game. Great work girls!
ReplyDeleteGreat job presenting!! I think this would be a great experiment to teach this lesson!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! This is a good experiment to do with children so they can get the point. I really liked the game that went along with this experiment. I wonder what would happen if you used a different material than plastic.
ReplyDeleteThis would be a lot of fun for students. This activity would be a great aid in teaching renewable and non renewable resources. The game would also allow students to be interactive with the material. Great Job!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!!!! And adding the game was awesome!!! Kids would love it. Would you let the students cut the plastic and corks? That seems like a long process.
ReplyDeleteGood job presenting!!!!
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ReplyDeleteNice work ladies. I really liked the renewable and non-renewable resource game because it provided such a nice visual aid. The pictures were also helpful because they showed each step you went through. Would it have worked as well if you had chosen to use different construction materials or does it matter how much water you pour at one time? Overall, very impressive :)
ReplyDeleteFantabulous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are an excellent step by step process. The mini lesson plan gave me tons of ideas for ways that I could use this in my future classroom!!
Kudos!
Great experiment! I think students will really be amazed by the end results.
ReplyDeleteGreat project!! This project looks a little complicated. How were the materials to work with? It would make a great teaching tool.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! This looks like a fun experiement that students would enjoy doing. Could you use different materials for the project? Also, I think it would be fun to add food coloring to the water! :)
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