More articles for K-8 Grade Teachers
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DocumentOctober 30, 2013You’ve probably heard people refer to nuclear energy as “atomic energy.” Why? Nuclear energy is the energy that is stored in the bonds of atoms, inside the nucleus. Nuclear power plants are designed to capture this energy as heat and convert it...Office of Nuclear Energy
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DocumentOctober 30, 2013It’s difficult to imagine life without convenient electricity. You just flip a switch or plug in an appliance, and it’s there. But how did it get there? Many steps go into providing the reliable electricity we take for granted. This lesson takes a...Office of Nuclear Energy
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DocumentOctober 30, 2013This lesson covers the states and forms of energy, where energy comes from, as well as how the way we live is tied to our energy supply and what that means for the future.Office of Nuclear Energy
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April 29, 2013Successful Competition Highlights Importance of Investing in Next Generation of Leaders in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math FieldsOffice of Science
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Energy TomorrowMay 8, 2012To train and educate the future leaders of the nuclear energy field, the Energy Department is offering $47.2 million in competitive scholarships, fellowships, research projects and university research reactor upgrades.Energy.gov
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May 2, 2011The Mira Loma High School of Sacramento, California, and the Gale Ranch Middle School of San Ramon, California, beat out 1,800 sciences teams from across the country to become the 2011 National Science Bowl champions today.Energy.gov
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February 18, 2011Constructive a wind turbine provides hands-on learning for Virginia students.Energy.gov
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December 23, 2010Every year since 1998, the Department of Energy's Los Alamos lab has been using state of the art technology to track Santa Claus as he circles the globe the night before Christmas. New Media Specialist Ginny Simmons sits down with Santa Tracker Head Re...Energy.gov
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Energy ProfileJune 10, 2010An interview with Bill Nye the Science Guy.Energy.gov