Science

Microscope

5th graders/ Use two hands, one under the base. Lens touched on sides

Safety Goggles

Worn during investigations that involve chemicals and or heat

Collecting Net

used to catch insects and observe them

Temporary magnet

Temp- electromagnet

More coils = stronger magnet

fewer coils = weaker magnet

Hot plate

used in 5th grade, Heat source

Meniscus

the curve at a liquid's surface by which one measures the volume of the liquid- measure the bottom of smile.

Meter Stick

39 inches. yard stick is 36 inches. used to measure football field

Volume by IMMERsion

Measures volume of irregular shape.

Use a graduated cylinder

Graduated Cylinder

Glass or plastic.

Metric= liters measure volume

Fahrenheit

water freezes at 32 °F and boils at 212 °F

Room temperature is a liquid 68-82°F

Celcius

100° boiling point/ Freezing 0°

100 cm = 1 meter/ 5280 ft in = a mile

1 meter + 89 cm= 189 cm

non standard unit of measurement

students use objects like pencils, sticks and body parts for measure lengths

Line Graph

Relationship between two variables- Measure individual day temps

Bar Graph

Compares individual pieces of data

Compares monthly temps

Concept Map

Big to small. breaks things down

*Cellulose

Last to digest in stomach

Model Phase

Engage

Explore 5 E's

Explain

Elaborate

Evaluate

*Kid didn't come up with right answer

Ask to recalculate

Ask if they did enough trails

Formative Assessment

Day to day done along the way

Performance based

Summative assessment

End of unit summary

Variable

Controlled V- Doesn't change

Manipulated- can change

Indepentent V- Cannot change

Dependent V- Value depens on manipulation

Responding V- Changes as result

Robert Hooke

Hooke took a look

Took a look in a microscope and say a 'Cell'

Every living thing has one or more cells

Prokaryotes

No nuecleus- Example= Bacteria

Plate Tectonics- Alfred Wegner

Caused by gravity

Developed by continental drift

Example- puzzle piece apart

Conduction+ convection

Heat transfer between layers on earth

Eukaryotes

Examples- plants and animals

Solar Eclipse

S M E

U o a

n o r

n t

h

Lunar Eclipse

S E M

u a o SEM

n r o Looney Lunar

t n

h

1st law of intertia

object at rest remains at rest

2nd law of acceleration

produced when a force acts on mass

3rd law

equal and opposite reaction

Galileo

Laid a foundation for Scientific Method

Charles Darwin

Evolution Natural Specilation

Gregor Mendel

Father of science of GENETICS

Speciation

Animals separated by geography

James Walson

DNA

Pasteurization

Germs out of milk

Alexander Fleming

inverted penicillin

Jonas Salk

Polio Vaccine

Kinetic To electrical

windmill spinning

Wind Turbines

1990s clean energy, kills birds

Terrarium

locks antibiotic factors

Teachers water cycle

Body system

1. Cells

2. Tissue

3. Organs

4. Organs System

Cells

all living things are made up of cells

Transfer energy

Are affected by different temps.

Scaffolding

build off of prior information

Closed question

One answer

Open question

more than one answer

makes students think more

Summative assessment

at the end of a subject

Self assessment

Rubrics for of evaluation

Distance

doesn't change when an object is accelerated

Work

force moving an object

Incline plane

flat surface and on higher end

wedge

nail/ ax/ doorstep

Pulley

rope wheel

Lever

Screw, twist

Friction

force slow motion/ Force that slows motion of an object

Inertia

keep moving/ object in motion stays in motion

H2O

Water

Balance

No change of position of speed

Unbalance

Force result in a change of position

Matter

Smallest amount of any element

Solid

volume and shape

Gas

no volume or shape

liquid

volume no shape

Dmitri Mendeleev

Periodic Table