Input and Output Energy for Kids

Slide 1: Input and Output Energy Hello everyone! Today we are going to learn about input energy and output energy. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to spot input and output energy in things you use every day. ⸻ Slide 2: What is Energy? Energy is what makes things work. We use energy every day to move, play, switch on lights, and use machines. Energy is all around us! ⸻ Slide 3: What is Input Energy? Input energy is the energy we put into something to make it work. For example, when you ride a bicycle, your legs give the bicycle energy to move. Your leg power is the input energy. ⸻ Slide 4: What is Output Energy? Output energy is the energy that comes out after something is working. For example, a lamp uses electricity as the input energy, and the light we see is the output energy. ⸻ Slide 5: Examples Let’s look at some examples. * A kettle uses electricity and gives off heat and steam. * A fan uses electricity and gives us cool moving air. * A toy car uses a battery and moves around. Can you think of another example? ⸻ Slide 6: Summary Let’s remember what we learned today. Input energy is the energy that goes in. Output energy is the energy that comes out and does work. Everything around us uses energy. See if you can find more examples at home or at school! ⸻ Slide 7: Thank You Well done, everyone! Thank you for learning with me today. Keep looking for input and output energy wherever you go. See you next time!