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Academy Curricular Exchange Columbia Education Center Science TITLE: Solar Energy Experiment AUTHOR: Beatrice Ortiz, Ann Parish Elem., NM GRADE LEVEL/SUBJECT: 3-8, science PURPOSE: The purpose of the following experiment is to demonstrate that energy from the sun can be collected and stored in many ways. RESOURCES/MATERIALS: one plastic bottle painted white, one plastic bottle painted black, several small balloons ACTIVITIES AND PROCEDURES: General informatio ...

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