EmPOWERed Kids by CE

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EmPOWERed Kids teaches children about energy safety! Consumers Energy presents a brand new, educational application to help children learn how to be safe around household electric and natural gas devices with interactive presentations and games.

Teachers & Parents – This child friendly app supports the Common Core State Standards for your classroom and can be used as a tool to supplement teaching. The app provides an engaging experience in an interactive and fun environment for students in grades K-2 and 3-6. It can be used in collaboration with our online teacher’s guide, which explores and reinforces key concepts about:

- Electric Generation (sources of how electricity is made)

- Transmission (electricity & natural gas)

- Dangers of Electricity

- Energy Safety (electricity & natural gas)

- Things to know about Natural Gas

- How to recognize, react and report a gas leak

It is a great resource to assist teachers and parents in explaining these key concepts and also for students who want to explore on their own. Teachers can use the app to demonstrate an idea and then guide the students through a hands on portion of self-study exercises.

Learn more about Consumers Energy by visiting our website at www.consumersenergy.com/teachers

Students – This app is a fun and interactive way to learn about electricity and natural gas. Become a safety hero with Sniffer the dog and Buttercup the cat. You will learn about:

- How electricity is made from coal, wind, water, and even cow manure!

- Learn how to recognize danger signs

- Learn what natural gas smells like and what to do to stay safe

Then join us in our activity center to play these fun games:

- Design a power path

- Connect the dots

- Spot the hazards

- Gather electricity as an electric snake

- Figure out the pipe maze

- Go on a flag treasure hunt to find buried treasure

Learn more about Consumers Energy and the EmPOWERed Kids program by visiting our website at www.consumersenergy.com/students

Keywords: EmPOWERed Kids, Consumers Energy, Safety, Natural Gas, Electricity, Games