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Students in NEED's ESP program

Do your students have ESP?

By Illinois Teacher and NEED Teacher Advisory Board Member, Constance Beatty When the invitation to write for the ESP grant came across my Facebook feed,…

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Lecturer at PECO Energizing Education Program

PEEP Year End 2016

As the school year ends, we here at NEED are busy celebrating all that schools, teachers, and students have accomplished inside the classroom and out….

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NEED Teachers at the Science Festival Tent

Philadelphia Science Festival & Northley Middle School showcase what STEM is all about

Each spring, Philadelphia hosts a week-long, city-wide science festival.  Events include lectures, dinners, tours, stargazing, trivia, pub crawls (for adults, of course), exhibits, and more….

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Training for the Future

By Caryn Turrel Whenever energy prices go up, or a new major climatology study is published, the Negative Nellies have their way. Our energy source…

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USA Science and Engineering Festival

NEED Brings Energy and Chocolate Syrup to the USA Science and Engineering Festival

By Cassie Chesson There were lots of chocolatey hands at the USA Science and Engineering Festival this weekend, as NEED was there with chocolate syrup…

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A Renewable Future: Repowering Our Planet

Written by guest blogger and NEED pal, Erin Twamley Illustration by: Heather Jane Brinesh Let the games begin! Welcome to the Renewable Energy Olympics. Imagine…

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Over 40 years of putting energy into education!

February 18th is National Battery Day 🔋

A battery produces electricity using two different metals in a chemical solution. A chemical reaction between the metals and the chemicals frees more electrons in one metal than in the other.

How does an Electric Vehicle (EV) Work?
Electric vehicles store electricity in large battery banks. They are plugged into a wall outlet (either a 240-volt or standard 120-volt) for several hours to charge. An electric
motor powers the wheels and acts as a generator when the brakes are applied, recharging the battery.

Learn more about batteries in NEED's
"Energy Infobooks"
"ElectroWorks"
"Switching it Up"
"Excellent Energy Engineering
"Stock it Up Energy Storage Sampler"
...and more!
Free PDF download at need.org/shop

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February 18th is National Battery Day 🔋

A battery produces electricity using two different metals in a chemical solution. A chemical reaction between the metals and the chemicals frees more electrons in one metal than in the other.

How does an Electric Vehicle (EV) Work?
Electric vehicles store electricity in large battery banks. They are plugged into a wall outlet (either a 240-volt or standard 120-volt) for several hours to charge. An electric
motor powers the wheels and acts as a generator when the brakes are applied, recharging the battery.

Learn more about batteries in NEEDs 
Energy Infobooks
ElectroWorks
Switching it Up 
Excellent Energy Engineering
Stock it Up Energy Storage Sampler 
...and more! 
Free PDF download at https://need.org/shop 

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Get inspired by past winning projects! Plenty of time to get a project started and submit by the April 15th deadline!

youthawards.need.org/youth-award-winners/

Email info@need.org with any questions
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Get inspired by past winning projects! Plenty of time to get a project started and submit by the April 15th deadline!

https://youthawards.need.org/youth-award-winners/

Email info@need.org with any questions
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