Thursday 9/4 Name the piece of equipment: 4 1 2 3 5.

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Thursday 9/4 Name the piece of equipment: 4 1 2 3 5

ANSWER 4 1 2 3 5 TEST TUBE CLAMP TEST TUBE TONGS GRADUATED CYLINDER BEAKER TONGS

Today’s Planner Quiz over science tools (tomorrow)

Today’s Goal I can conduct scientific investigations.

Today’s Plan Review Qualitative and Quantitative Observation definitions Practice Assignment with partner Practice with M&M’s…

REVIEW Name the item

Thermometer

Triple Beam Balance

Funnel

Tongs

Beaker Tongs

Graduated Cylinder

Beaker

Flask

Microscope

Test Tube Clamp

Test Tube

Qualitative Observation How many syllables? Information you get from your 5 senses (YOU ALREADY KNOW THIS!!)

Quantitative Observation How many syllables? Sounds like the word “quantity” An observation based on measurement Quantitative observations ALWAYS contain a number

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Qualitative vs quantitative worksheet

M&M Observations Write 10 QUALITATIVE observations Examples: About how big are they? What colors are they? What do they smell like? What do they taste like? Write 5 QUANTITATIVE observations Examples: How many of each color? How big in cm or mm?