www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit The energy resource wall game Teacher’s notes This presentation contains a series of five pictures, each of which illustrates a particular kind of energy resource. Students have to decide whether each particular energy resource is renewable or non-renewable. Make sure that the room is free of trip hazards. Designate one classroom wall as ‘renewable’ and the opposite one as ‘non-renewable’. As each picture appears, students go to either the ‘renewable’ or ‘non-renewable’ wall, depending what they think the status of that particular energy resource is. Or ask students to vote with a show of hands. Ask students to explain their choices. Ensure that students do not run.
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The energy resource wall gameTeacher’s notes
This presentation contains a series of five pictures, each of which illustrates a particular kind of energy resource. Students have to decide whether each particular energy resource is renewable or non-renewable.
Make sure that the room is free of trip hazards. Designate one classroom wall as ‘renewable’ and the opposite one as ‘non-renewable’. As each picture appears, students go to either the ‘renewable’ or ‘non-renewable’ wall, depending what they think the status of that particular energy resource is. Or ask students to vote with a show of hands.
Ask students to explain their choices.
Ensure that students do not run.
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The energy resource wall game
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The energy wall resource wall game
You are now going to see a series of five pictures of energy resources.
You have to decide which are renewable and which are non-renewable.
One of the walls in your classroom is the ‘renewable’ wall and another is the ‘non-renewable’ wall.
Your teacher will tell you which wall is which.
When you see a picture appear, walk to the correct wall.
You get one point for each one you get right.
Do not run. It is not a race.
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1. A coal-fired power station
and the answer is…
non-renewable
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1. A coal-fired power station
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2. A solar photovoltaic panel
and the answer is…
renewable
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2. A solar photovoltaic panel
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3. A nuclear power plant
and the answer is…
non-renewable
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3. A nuclear power plant
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4. Wind turbines
and the answer is…
renewable
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4. Wind turbines
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5. Geo-thermal power
and the answer is…
renewable
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5. Geo-thermal power
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