<prompt> Etsa tlhahiso ea mesebetsi e meli ea ho ruta bana ka matla a ka nchafatsoang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Suggest two activities for teaching children about renewable energy. . Response in English: 1. Solar Powered Experiment: One activity could be a solar-powered experiment using a small solar panel, wires, and a small fan or light bulb. The children can assemble the circuit and place the solar panel under the sun to see how it powers the fan or turns on the light bulb. This hands-on experiment will teach them about solar energy and how it can be harnessed to produce electricity in an eco-friendly way.2. Wind Turbine Demonstration: Another activity could be a demonstration of wind energy using a miniature wind turbine. The children can experiment with the turbine, using a fan to simulate wind and seeing how the turbine converts the wind energy into electricity. The activity can be followed by a discussion on how wind energy can be used to generate electricity on a larger scale and its benefits to the environment. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Teko ea Motlakase oa Solar: Ketsahalo e le ngoe e ka ba teko ea matla a letsatsi e sebelisang solar panel e nyane, lithapo, le fene e nyane kapa tleloubu ea lebone. Bana ba ka kopanya potoloho le ho beha solar panel tlasa letsatsi ho bona hore na e matlafatsa fene joang kapa ho khantša tleloubu. Teko ena ea matsoho e tla ba ruta ka matla a letsatsi le hore na a ka sebelisoa joang ho hlahisa motlakase ka tsela e se nang tikoloho. 2. Pontšo ea Turbine ea Moea: Ketsahalo e ngoe e ka ba pontšo ea matla a moea ka ho sebelisa mochine o monyenyane oa moea. Bana ba ka etsa liteko ka turbine, ba sebelisa fene ho etsisa moea le ho bona kamoo turbine e fetolang matla a moea ho ba motlakase. Ketsahalo ena e ka lateloa ke puisano ea hore na matla a moea a ka sebelisoa joang ho fehla motlakase ka bongata bo boholo le melemo ea oona tikolohong. 