- Type: document
- Organization: U.S. Department of Energy
- Published On: 2013
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- Organization: REAP
- Published On: 2019
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- Organization: REAP
- Published On: 2017
Initiatives / Education
STEM Education
Ensuring Alaskans understand where our energy comes from is critical, especially for our youth. Through energy education, we can build an appreciation of the implications of the energy decisions we all make every single day. REAP utilizes Science, Technology, Engineering and...
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Renewable Energy Education
During the annual Clean Energy Olympics, students work in teams to design and build a model wind turbine or solar project at home or school and bring it to the competition to measure the energy output in a wind tunnel and present their design to a panel of judges. Materials...
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AK EnergySmart
AK EnergySmart is a free curriculum developed in Alaska for Alaskans. It guides Alaskan youth to a better awareness of how they use energy, and the importance of taking measures to use energy wisely both at home and school. Through interdisciplinary, STEM-based lessons,...
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Energy Activities to do at home
With the spring equinox this week (March 19th), now is a great time to help kids explore and understand how all energy originates from the sun. Write or sketch out the pathway of the energy from the sun to a common item or action, such as riding a snow machine or playing a...
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Alaska coach honored at National KidWind Challenge
Congratulations to Megan Coniam, who received a Coaches Award at the 2019 National KidWind Challenge! Megan, a science teacher at American Charter Academy (AMC) in Wasilla, participated in the last two state KidWind Challenges but this year was the first time she, or anyone...
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