Help students understand how solar energy is used in everyday objects around the school.Materials needed:List of items powered by solar energy (e.g., calculators, outdoor solar lamps, solar panels on the roof)Scavenger hunt worksheetsPens or pencilsStepsDivide students into small teams.Give each team a worksheet with clues leading to different solar-powered items around the school.Teams must solve the clues to find the items and note them down on their worksheets.The first team to return with all items correctly identified wins a small prize.After the scavenger hunt, discuss with students how solar energy is a clean, renewable resource and its benefits over traditional energy sources. Encourage them to think of other ways solar energy can be used at school or at home.
Help students understand how solar energy is used in everyday objects around the school.Materials needed:List of items powered by solar energy (e.g., calculators, outdoor solar lamps, solar panels on the roof)Scavenger hunt worksheetsPens or pencilsStepsDivide students into small teams.Give each team a worksheet with clues leading to different solar-powered items around the school.Teams must solve the clues to find the items and note them down on their worksheets.The first team to return with all items correctly identified wins a small prize.After the scavenger hunt, discuss with students how solar energy is a clean, renewable resource and its benefits over traditional energy sources. Encourage them to think of other ways solar energy can be used at school or at home.
