Ella - Help students understand the earth renewable and nonrenewable energy sources.

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Ella - Help students understand the earth renewable and nonrenewable energy sources.

The sun is a big and powerful star. It gives us light and warmth every day. This is called solar energy and it's renewable, which means it never runs out.

The sun is a big and powerful star. It gives us light and warmth every day. This is called solar energy and it's renewable, which means it never runs out.

The wind is another powerful friend. We can use it to move things and create electricity. Wind power is also renewable.

The wind is another powerful friend. We can use it to move things and create electricity. Wind power is also renewable.

Water is not just for drinking. It can move really fast and we can use this to make electricity, too. Water power is renewable.

Water is not just for drinking. It can move really fast and we can use this to make electricity, too. Water power is renewable.

Beneath our feet, the earth stores heat. We can use this heat to warm our homes. This is called geothermal energy, and it's renewable.

Beneath our feet, the earth stores heat. We can use this heat to warm our homes. This is called geothermal energy, and it's renewable.

Not all sources of energy are renewable. Some, like coal and oil, are called fossil fuels. They are powerful but limited, which means they can run out.

Not all sources of energy are renewable. Some, like coal and oil, are called fossil fuels. They are powerful but limited, which means they can run out.

It's important to think about where our energy comes from. Using more renewable energy helps our planet stay healthy and beautiful.

It's important to think about where our energy comes from. Using more renewable energy helps our planet stay healthy and beautiful.

The Sun: A Powerful Friend

The sun is a big and powerful star. It gives us light and warmth every day. This is called solar energy and it's renewable, which means it never runs out.