Solar Power Generation Game Kindergarten

What are the best solar energy activities for kids?

There are many solar energy activities for kids, so we’ve split it out into age group. Elementary School Go on an electricity scavenger hunt in your home to find all the places and items that use electricity. Play Power Up!, a game from NASA’s Climate Kids program where the goal is to maximize your renewable energy sources to power homes.

How can kids learn about solar energy?

Engaging children in hands-on activities can help them better understand solar energy. For elementary school-aged kids, activities like an electricity scavenger hunt, playing games that involve renewable energy sources, and creating multi-colored crayons using the sun’s power can be both educational and fun.

Where can kids build solar-powered toys & gadgets?

Go Solar! Kids Summer Camps Go Solar! Kids offers a variety of day camps and classes where kids can build solar-powered toys and gadgets. Camps are offered at a variety of times, prices and locations throughout Minnesota, giving parents and campers many options for summer.

Where can kids learn about energy?

Energy Kids: Kids can play games, conduct experiments and learn about energy and its different sources on this site presented by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Energy Star Kids: Energy Star Kids is packed with information on renewable energy resources, environmental responsibility and how kids can help save energy. Go SEEK!:

How can I help my kids learn about solar panels?

If you have solar panels or know of a building that does, you might take your kids to see the various types of solar panels. Let them get a close up look and see how they work. There are also lots of videos you might find online or books you can check out from the library to let your kids try hands on lessons.

What are solar science experiments for kids?

Solar Science Experiments for Kids are a fun way to teach children about renewable energy sources. These experiments are geared for children ages 5-10, but may be adapted for all ages. My daughter is getting VERY excited about her upcoming week at science camp!