What are renewable sources?

Renewable sources are energy that never runs out because they come from things that happen over and over again.

Imagine you have a snack box that never empties, every time you take a cookie, another one appears. That’s like renewable sources. The sun is like a big, bright cookie jar in the sky. Every day, it gives us light and warmth, just like the cookies come back after you eat them.

Some renewable sources work like the wind or water. For example, wind energy comes from the air moving, kind of like when you blow on a pinwheel to make it spin. Solar energy is from the sun’s rays, just like how your skin feels warm when you’re outside on a sunny day.

Unlike a candy bar that disappears once you eat it, renewable sources are always refilled by nature. The wind keeps blowing, the sun keeps shining, and water keeps flowing, so we can use them again and again without running out.