Energy can be carried
from one place to another by waves,
water waves and sound waves.
Energy can also be moved
by electric currents
and moving objects.

Energy moves in many ways
through moving objects,
electricity, and even waves.
Many things we use
and everything we say
travels in light, sound, seismic,
or ocean waves!

Energy and a playground ball...
if it’s held in you hand,
no motion transfer at all.
Once you wind up and toss it
on over to your friend,
the energy travels from you,
to the ball, to your friend
at the end.

Energy can be carried
from one place to another by waves,
water waves and sound waves.
Energy can also be moved
by electric currents
and moving objects.

Electrical energy
has a source indeed.
It can come from power plants
in a form we need.
What starts as water,
wind, or fossil fuels
turns to heat, light, and motion
and can run our tools!

Energy can ride a wave
from one place to another
through different mediums:
air and water.
Take a look at a boat
on the sea,
it bobs up and down,
back and forth
because of energy.

Energy can be carried
from one place to another by waves,
water waves and sound waves.
Energy can also be moved
by electric currents
and moving objects.

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