This document discusses heat transfer and the three methods of heat transfer: conduction, convection, and radiation. It defines heat and temperature and explains the difference between the two. Conduction is described as the transfer of heat through direct physical contact between objects. Convection is the transfer of heat from one place to another by the movement of fluids like liquids or gases. Radiation is defined as the transmission of heat through empty space via electromagnetic waves, with examples like the warmth from the sun or a campfire. Students are assigned to write a short story using 5 or more sentences about a time they have used radiation, either from their own experience or imagination.

1. DO NOW- Answer the
following 2 questions
1. What is Radiation?
2. Give two examples of
Radiation.

2. DO NOW!
CONDUCTION
CONVECTION
ACTIVITY
VOCAB REVIEW
AGENDA 01
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06 TICKET OUT THE DOOR

4. HEAT- energy that is
transferred from one
body to another as the
result of a difference in
temperature.
VOCABULARY WORDS

5. VOCABULARY WORDS
HEAT
TRANSFER- Heat
flows from hot
objects to cool
objects

6. VOCABULARY WORDS
CONDUCTION
- the transfer of heat or
through the direct
physical contact between
one object and another.

7. Heat Transfer

8. What is Heat?
• Heat is a measurement of the
movement of particles of matter.
• The faster they are moving, the more
heat or thermal energy they have.
• The slower the particles are moving the
less heat it has.

9. Heat vs Temperature
• Temperature is a measurement of heat
or thermal energy in an object. It is
measured on three scales ; Kelvin,
Celsius and Fahrenheit.
• Temperature is independent of how
much matter there is.

10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzZ6eqoa1
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15. How is Heat Transferred?
• There are three ways that heat is
transferred from object to the next,
• conduction, convection, and radiation.

16. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvyCe0UaqJY

17. Conduction
• Conduction: transfer of heat between
substances that are in direct contact
with each other.
• Examples:
• grabbing the handle of a hot pan
• walking barefoot on concrete during the
summer
• ironing clothes.

18. Convection
• Convection: thermal energy is
transferred from hot places (areas of
high thermal energy) to cold places
(areas of low thermal energy).
• Examples:
• Boiling water
• heat in a room
• the ocean

19. Radiation
• Radiation: heat is transmitted through
empty space, with electromagnetic
waves.
• Examples:
• warmth from the sun
• a campfire
• opening the oven door

20. After answering the activity
• kindly answer this question on your
notebook. Tell me a story about a time
you used RADIATION. (example: making
your favorite meal, smores, boiling
water etc.)
• If you can't think of a real life story,
make up one. A short story about you
using RADIATION. (example: a
superhero who has hot hands)
• Your story should be 5 or more
sentences.

21. Ticket Out the Door: Write your answer
on your notebook.
• kindly answer this question on your notebook. Tell
me a story about a time you used RADIATION.
(example: making your favorite meal, smores, boiling
water etc.)
• If you can't think of a real life story, make up one. A
short story about you using RADIATION. (example:
a superhero who has hot hands)
• Your story should be 5 or more sentences.