Renewable Energy Algebra Worksheets
Worksheets
30 minutesGrades6, 7Mathematics
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Written by Effie Wolters
About this activity
In this collection of worksheets, students will calculate peak sun hours, wind energy from turbines, biofuels, and more. Each worksheet can be completed independently.
Everything you need to teach it
- Renewable Energy Algebra WorksheetsView Activity
Teaching tips
- These worksheets are pulled from our Renewable Energy Algebra unit which includes the following Teacher Answer Keys: Peak Sun Hours, Solar Energy, Wind Energy, Biofuels
- Students can work in groups or individually.
- Teachers can work with small groups who may require additional support.
- Teachers can limit the number of questions students need to answer.
- The 5th lesson of the unit has a culminating project that was omitted from this set of worksheets but could be worth teaching after students complete this series.
From the scientist review
This worksheet allows students to brainstorm about various renewable energy sources and use mathematical operations to examine their capacity and outputs. The results and findings would inform decision-making regarding energy use. This activity has resources that are well cited and on that account, it has passed our science review.
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About the teacher writer
Effie Wolters
6-8 Chemistry and Earth Science Teacher
Effie Wolters is a science educator with nine years of teaching experience. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from the University of San Diego and a master’s degree in Teaching Instruction from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. She is licensed to teach General Science in Grades 5–8 and holds a Cambridge CELTA certification.
