Learn about saving energy and using electricity and natural gas safely.

Discusses wind, solar and geothermal as renewable energy sources and gives energy efficient tips. A page by the Energy Efficient and Renewable Energy Network.

Search through the energy to find out why energy is so important, where it comes from, what it does, and why we need it.

Contains several activities that deal with energy.

Energy learning missions, wacky science experiments, a newsletter, energy links, and Volt and Watt's crazy antics and stories.

Features various sections about energy including what it is and the forms it comes in. Find out how humans use energy through quizzes and a 'fun facts' section.

California Energy Commission's energy and environmental education site for students, parents, and teachers. Offers games, puzzles, and science projects on energy.

Find out how electricity is made, learn about renewable energy, and take a virtual tour of a power station. Then take an on-line quiz to test your knowledge. An interactive site from Ergon Energy.

Learn what fossil fuels are and where they come from.

Find out what energy is, how it's used, and how misuse is resulting in climate changes.

Learn how to be a safe and efficient energy user. Find out about the history of energy and how power plants work, then take the quiz to test your knowledge.

Provides information on renewable energy for students and teachers.

Take Roofus' tour around an energy efficient home to find out how to be energy smart.

Created by a seventh grade science class to answer questions about heat.

Learn how solar energy has transformed a rural South African school.

Learn about renewable energy resources through the adventures of Earth Dog. Covers solar, wind and hydro-power.

Focuses on the historical background of energy and explains some of the types of energy that are used today.

Shockwave interactive identifies kinetic, heat, potential, electromagnetic and nuclear energy in a farm environment.

Explains how ovens work through radiation, convection and conduction. Explains how microwaves work, the differences between normal glassware and corning and the differences between a convection and normal oven.