Sources of

HEAT and
LIGHT
energy
LESSON 2.1
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IMPORTANT QUESTION:

Why is light
and heat
important?
 Energy is the
ability to do work.
It also makes things
change and move.
LIGHT Energy helps
you SEE things.
HEAT Energy lets
us FEEL warm.
IMPORTANT QUESTION:

What gives off

light and
heat?
 LIGHT
helps you
SEE things.
SOURCES
OF
LIGHT
SUN and STARS
● Sun and stars are NATURAL
sources of both heat and
light.
● Sun is our major source of
light during the day.
● Stars light up the sky during
the night.
 How about
the MOON?
 The Moon is
NOT a source
of light because
it only reflects
the light from
the sun.
FIRE
Fire also gives
off heat and
light.
 FIREFLIES
● They are also
known as
lightning bugs.
● Fireflies produce
light in their
bodies.
ANGLER FISH and
JELLYFISH
● Angler fish have a
lighted, dangling lure.
● Jellyfish light up
because they use it as a
defense against
predators.
 MUSHROOM
● Mushrooms use
(luciferins) light-
emitting compounds
found in other
glowing animals and
plants to attract
insects.
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
SOURCES

Light bulb Candle Oil Lamp

Flashlight
ARTIFICIAL HEAT
SOURCES
Oven Flat Iron

Electric
Heater
Water Heater
 Light energy
allows us to see
things around
us.
Heat energy lets
us feel warm.
THANKS!
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