Edison Innovation Foundation has developed resource books that teachers may use in their classroom. Seven books discuss various aspects of energy, energy conservation and alternate energy technologies like solar, wind, geothermal and fuel cells. These timely books contain general information for teachers to use as well as classroom activities students can perform for a deeper understanding of the various technologies. An eighth book deals with teaching students how to keep an inventor’s notebook which they can use to document team projects based on developing their ideas from concept to prototype designs. This book is an essential part of the STEM experience and project-based learning activities. To request copies of these books please email the Edison team at info@thomasedison.org.

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•  About Energy and its Use
•  Energy Conservation Experiments, Activities, and Useful Information
•  Fuel Cell Experiments, Activities, and Useful Information
•  Geothermal Heating Experiments, Activities, and Useful Information
•  Solar Energy (Photovoltaic) Experiments, Activities, and Useful Information
•  Solar Energy (Thermal) Experiments, Activities, and Useful Information
•  Wind Power Experiments, Activities, and Useful Information
•  The Edison Invention Notebook: Helping Young Inventors Understand the Invention and Creativity Process