Sahini’s Third Grade Science 2008-2009 Sahini Komandla.

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Sahini’s Third Grade Science Sahini Komandla

Electric Things

Battery Light Bulb Battery Circuit

Solar System Earth, Moon, Sun, Venus, Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter.

EW S Dawn Dusk Noon Sun’s Path in Noon

Sun’s Path in Winter E W S Sun

S W E Moon’s Path

How the Moon Reflects from the Sun. The Light

Satellite

Moon phases

These are the Moons Phase’s

New Moon The New Moon does not show in the night sky.

Waxing Crescent The Waxing Crescent shows a little of the Moon.

First Quarter The First Quarter is half of the moon.

Waxing Gibbous The Waxing Gibbous reaches to the full Moon.

Full Moon The Full Moon is really bright. It is the brightest step of the cycle.

Waning Gibbous A Waning Gibbous gets smaller in the night.

Last Quarter The Last Quarter is opposite from the First Quarter.

Waning Crescent It is shaped like a Crescent.

Nov 2008 SunMonTueWedThuFriSat Moon Phases

This is a Full Moon.

New Moon.

Famous Telescopes Meade and Kepler

This is a Meade

This is Kepler the Space Telescope

This is Johannes Kepler

This is why the Telescope is Named after Johannes Kepler. This Instrument is named for the German Astronomer Johannes Kepler, who in 1609 Published the laws of Planetary Motion, which define the relationship between the Telescope named after him.

A Telescope on a Mountain.

This is the Sky Tonight In dusk, February 26 to 28 1 hour before sunset. There will be the great square of Pegasus.

This is a animation of the Big Dipper. Polaris

Pictures of Mercury

Southwest, Monday after Sunset Jupiter Moon Venus

Constellation Stars connected together

The Ursa major

Boötes, the Herdsman

Leo

Aquila, the Eagle

Cygnus

Pegasus

Canis Major, the Great Dog

Cassiopeia

Gemini, the Twins

Perseus, the Hero

Capricornus, the Sea-Goat

Orion, the Hunter

Auriga, the Charioteer

Gravity Pressure lift gravity

Celsius 25 Celsius DEATH LEVEL The red stuff is alcohol

Types Of Energy

Energy LightKineticMovementElectricityFoodSoundChemicalHeat

Chemical Energy FoodGasolineSodaFuelWoodCoalBatteries

How the Sun’s heat is transferred in to Animals and People

First the sun gives the plants sunlight to help them grow then the animals eat the plant and then we eat the animals and after that we get energy from the things that we ate!

Chart Of Elements

Triple Beam Balance

A Triple Beam Balance weighs things. If you want to know!

This Is How It looks like when it has food on it: Answer: 168

These are all the parts of a beam triple beam balance

Graduated Cylinders

This is a graduated cylinder it goes all the way to 100

It could measure water

Atoms Solid, Liquid, Gas

Solid

Liquid

Gas

Copper’s molecules

This is copper when it is solid

This is copper when it is liquid

This is copper when it is gas

This is a ball when it is not heated, it could pass through the hoop.

If the ball touches the fire

Chemical Changes

Physical Changes Solid + heat Liquid + heat Gas

Helium

This are tanks of helium

If you blow balloons with helium it happens to be like this:

But with hydrogen it will be like this:

The Four Greek Elements Fire, Water, Air, Earth

Fire

Water

Air

Surface Tension

You all know that steel is more dense than water? Right?

So paperclips sink in water. Like this!

Surface Tension

Record grooves Records

These are pictures of records. You could see grooves in them.

Grooves

Argentine Ants

This is a diagram of a Argentine Ant.

Cotyledon

This is a cotyledon diagram

Seeds What’s inside fruits

These are apricots.

This is an apricot’s pit which makes it a fruit.

This is a picture of an apple

These are apple seeds

This is an orange

Oranges have seeds, just like others, but we can’t find it.

This is a Tomato

Tomatoes are thought as vegetables, but have seeds

Botany The Study of Plants

Botany Means the Study of Plants.

Plants of San Diego County Sahini and Thitichon

Mule Fat Latin Name: Baccharis salicifolia Area: Coastal Sage

Miner’s Lettuce Latin: Claytonia perfoliata

Mohave Yucca Latin: Yucca schidigera Area: Desert

Western Cottonwood Latin: Populus fremontii

Monkey Flower Latin: Mimulus Area: California Gardens

Morning Glory Latin: Oasis Area: Coastal Sage

California Aster Latin: Aster chilensis Area: California

California Sunflower Latin: Helianthus californicus Area: California

White Sage Latin: Salvia apiana Area: Coastal Sage

Black Sage Latin: Salvia mellifera Area: Coastal Sage

Lemonade Berry Latin: Rhus integrifolia

Laurel Sumac Latin: Malosma Area: Coastal Sage

Poison Oak Latin: Toxicodendron diversilobum Area: Coastal Sage Forest

Wild Cucumber Latin: Echinocystis lobata

Coast Live Oak Latin: Quercus agrifolia

Nuttall’s Scrub Oak Latin: Quercus dumosa

Dodder Latin: Cuscuta Area: Colorado State

Broom Baccharis Latin: Sarothroides

San Diego Sunflower Latin: Hulsea californica

Barrel Cactus Latin: Ferocactus wislizeni Area: Dessert

San Diego Sunflower Area: San Diego

Deer Weed Area: Los Angeles

Miner’s Lettuce Area: Mountains and Rivers

Western Cottonwood Area: Cottonwood Creek

Distictis

Distictis is a flower like this one.

They are bright red with some yellow.

Life In Southern California Animals

This is a Mastodon

This is a Tree Sloth

This is a Rhea

This is a ornithopoda

This is a Ground Sloth

This is a Saber-Tooth Cat