LAC 28:XI.9722. Energy

A. Identify that moving objects contain energy. B. Demonstrate that objects moving faster possess more energy than objects moving slower. C. Identify examples of how energy can be moved from place to place (i.e., through sound or light traveling; by electrical currents; heat passing from one object to another). D. Identify the change in energy or the change in objects’ motions when objects collide (e.g., speeds as objects interact, direction). E. Relate an example that demonstrates that energy can be converted from one form to another form (e.g., electric circuits that convert electrical energy into light, motion, sound or heat).