Energy Transformations Worksheet | Teach Starter - Free Printable

Let's solve the Energy Transformations worksheet step by step. The goal is to identify the type of energy transformation in each image, using the provided types:
chemical, electrical, radiant, mechanical, thermal, sound.

We’ll go through each numbered image:

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1. Battery → Flashlight

- Battery: Stores chemical energy.
- Flashlight: Produces light (glow).
- Transformation: Chemical energy → Radiant energy (light).

✔ Answer: chemical → radiant

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2. Gas Pump → Car

- Gas pump: Delivers chemical energy (gasoline).
- Car: Uses gasoline to move — produces motion.
- Transformation: Chemical energy → Mechanical energy (motion of the car).

✔ Answer: chemical → mechanical

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3. ??? (Image missing)

Wait — there’s no image for #3 on the page you showed. But based on typical worksheets, it might be a battery powering a speaker or motor, but since it’s not visible, we can’t determine it.

But let’s continue with what we see.

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4. Electrical Plug → Light Bulb

- Plug: Supplies electrical energy.
- Light bulb: Emits light.
- Transformation: Electrical energy → Radiant energy.

✔ Answer: electrical → radiant

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5. Electrical Plug → Oven (with food cooking)

- Plug: Supplies electrical energy.
- Oven: Heats food — produces heat.
- Transformation: Electrical energy → Thermal energy.

✔ Answer: electrical → thermal

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6. ??? (Image missing)

Again, the sixth image is not visible in your upload. It may show something like a speaker, fan, or heater, but without seeing it, we cannot fill this one.

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✔ Final Answers (based on visible images):

| Number | Energy Transformation |
|--------|------------------------|
| 1 | chemical → radiant |
| 2 | chemical → mechanical |
| 4 | electrical → radiant |
| 5 | electrical → thermal |

> Note: Images 3 and 6 are missing from the view, so they cannot be answered accurately.

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🔍 Explanation:

- Chemical energy: Stored in batteries, fuel (like gasoline).
- Electrical energy: From outlets or wires.
- Radiant energy: Light (from flashlight, bulb).
- Mechanical energy: Motion (car moving).
- Thermal energy: Heat (oven warming food).
- Sound energy: Not shown here, but would be from speakers, etc.

If you can provide the missing images (especially #3 and #6), I can complete the rest!