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How is it possible for insects to walk on water? I think I already know that________.

Focus Question 1 What will happen when you put a drop of water on wax paper, printer paper or filter paper? Turn and Talk: I predict _______because _______. Record in your notebook

Put few drops of water on a piece of wax paper, printer paper and filter paper Record your observation in your notebook. Was your prediction correct?

Put few drops of water on a piece of wax paper, printer paper and filter paper Do it! Observe Record Was your prediction correct?

Making Sense: Group Talk I think_______________, because _____________. I claim ______________. My evidence is ___________________. I agree/disagree with ________________. What I am hearing is ____________________. The reason I think this way is__________________. Can you say more about that?

Draw a model Using the poster paper draw a model at microscopic level. Include written explanations about Observations Changes before and after Polarity Forces using arrows Show Inter Molecular Forces

Focus Question 2 What will happen when you put a drop of milk on wax paper, printer paper or filter paper? Turn and Talk: I predict _______because _______. Record in your notebook

Put few drops of milk on a piece of wax paper, printer paper and filter paper Do it! Observe Record Was your prediction correct?

Making Sense: Group Talk I think_______________, because _____________. I claim ______________. My evidence is ___________________. I agree/disagree with ________________. What I am hearing is ____________________. The reason I think this way is__________________. Can you say more about that?

Revise your model Add or make changes to your poster Make sure to include the intermolecular forces and Polar/nonpolar interactions

Focus Question 3 What will happen if you sprinkle some black pepper on water? Turn and Talk: I predict _______because _______. Record in your notebook

Put some black pepper on water Do it! Observe Record Was your prediction correct?

Take a cotton bud and soak in soap. Touch this soaked cotton bud in the center of the water bowl. What Happened? Record in your notebook.

Making Sense: Group Talk I think_______________, because _____________. I claim ______________. My evidence is ___________________. I agree/disagree with ________________. What I am hearing is ____________________. The reason I think this way is__________________. Explain your reasoning___________

Revise your model with new Make changes or add to your model Observable and unobservable phenomena Changes Intermolecular Forces using arrows Written explanations of concepts

Soap molecule

Focus Question 4 What will happen if you add some food coloring to milk? Turn and Talk: I predict _______because _______. Record in your notebook

Put some food color in milk Do it! Observe Record Was your prediction correct?

Take a cotton bud and soak in soap. Put this soaked cotton bud in the center of the milk bowl. What Happened? Record in your notebook.

Making Sense: Group Talk I think_______________, because _____________. I claim ______________. My evidence is ___________________. I agree/disagree with ________________. What I am hearing is ____________________. The reason I think this way is__________________. Explain your reasoning___________

Revise your model with new Make changes or add to your model Observable and unobservable phenomena Changes Intermolecular Forces using arrows Written explanations of concepts

Focus Question 5 What will happen if you add some food coloring to water? Turn and Talk: I predict _______because _______. Record in your notebook

Put some food color in water Do it! Observe Record Was your prediction correct?

Take a cotton bud and soak in soap. Touch this soaked cotton bud in the center of the water bowl. What Happened? Record in your notebook.

Making Sense: Group Talk I think_______________, because _____________. I claim ______________. My evidence is ___________________. I agree/disagree with ________________. What I am hearing is ____________________. The reason I think this way is__________________. Explain your reasoning___________

Revise your model with new Make changes or add to your model Observable and unobservable phenomena Changes Intermolecular Forces using arrows Written explanations of concepts

Support your model Write explanations describing the phenomenon. Every observation must include a supporting explanation

Sharing Models Go to the next group Discuss their model in your group Give feedback to the other group using sticky notes. What did you mean by _________________? ( Clarification) Can you elaborate on how the ____________(observation) supports the explanation? I want to expand on your explanation about _____________(build on)

Sharing Models Go back to your table Read the feedback Think about one thing you would change Line of Learning: I used to think_________________, and now I think ______________.

Presentation Final revision of the model with content checklist: What are intermolecular forces? Why are water molecules attracted to each other or certain types of molecules? Adhesion, cohesion Polar and nonpolar interactions Interaction with soap