1. Thermal Energy - Heat
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2. Monday The Frayer Model
You’ll need to make 13 of these for your 13 vocabulary words.
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3. Monday The Frayer Model
For each vocabulary word, you’ll write the word,
an “I think…” statement,
definition,
a sentence,
& draw a picture that represents the word.
definition
sentence
word
I think…
picture
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4. You’ll be given the word and definition.
The Frayer Model
Here’s an example…
You’ll be given the word and definition.
the study of knowledge and systematic truths
My opinion has no bearing on the truths of science.
Science
I think that science is the most important subject we learn.
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5. Vocabulary Heat Temperature Thermal energy Conduction Convection
For each of the vocabulary words below, you will create a Frayer Model.
Heat
Temperature
Thermal energy
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Insulator
Conductor
Thermal expansion
Fahrenheit Scale
Celsius
Kelvin
Absolute Zero

6. Monday Vocabulary (sentence) (I think…) (picture)
the movement of thermal energy from a hotter substance to a colder substance.
(sentence)
heat
(I think…)
(picture)
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7. Monday Vocabulary (sentence) (sentence) (I think…) (picture)
the average kinetic energy of the individual particles of matter
the total energy of all the particles
(sentence)
(sentence)
Thermal energy
temperature
(I think…)
(picture)
(I think…)
(picture)
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8. Monday Vocabulary (sentence) (sentence) (I think…) (picture)
transfer of heat through direct contact or collision of atoms
transfer of heat by the movement of currents in a liquid or gas
(sentence)
(sentence)
convection
conduction
(I think…)
(picture)
(I think…)
(picture)
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9. Monday Vocabulary (sentence) (sentence) (I think…) (picture)
transfer of heat through empty space or electromagnetic waves
material that does NOT promote the transfer of heat well.
(sentence)
(sentence)
insulator
radiation
(I think…)
(picture)
(I think…)
(picture)
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10. Monday Vocabulary (sentence) (sentence) (I think…) (picture)
material that DOES promote the transfer of heat (through conduction)
the stretching of matter when it’s heated
(sentence)
(sentence)
Thermal expansion
conductor
(I think…)
(picture)
(I think…)
(picture)
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11. Monday Vocabulary A little more help with these… (I think…) (picture)
temperature scale on which 32 and 212 are the freezing and boiling points of water, respectively.
The United States uses the Fahrenheit scale of temperature
temperature scale on which 0 and 100 are the freezing and boiling points of water, respectively.
The Celsius scale is the metric unit of temperature.
Fahrenheit Scale
Celsius Scale
(I think…)
(picture)
(I think…)
(picture)
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12. Monday Vocabulary A little more help with these… (I think…) (picture)
only temperature scale in which the movement of particles is represented by the value given.
On the Kelvin scale, water freezes at 273 Kelvins and boils at 373 Kelvins. This scale does not use degrees.
temperature at which there is no molecular movement; represented by ZERO on the Kelvin Scale
Absolute zero is equivalent to ˚C and ˚F .
Kelvin Scale
Absolute Zero
(I think…)
(picture)
(I think…)
(picture)
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13. Add to your Enhancement Notebook
Activity: Crossword
Form provided 
Add to your Enhancement Notebook
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14. Crossword
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Across 1. the expanding of matter when it is heated 4. transfer of heat through direct contact or collision of atoms 7. average kinetic energy of the individual particles of matter 8. the movement of thermal energy from a substance at a higher temperature to another at a lower temperature 9. temperature scale on which 32 and 212 are the temperatures at which water freezes and boils 11. material that conducts heat well
Down 2. material that does not conduct heat well 3. the temperature at which no more energy can be removed from matter. 4. transfer of heat by the movement of currents within a liquid or gas 5. total energy of all of the particles 6. temperature scale on which 273 and 373 are the temperatures at which water freezes and boils 10. transfer of heat through empty space or electromagnetic waves 11. temperature scale on which 0 and 100 are the temperatures at which water freezes and boils

15. Writing
A fire can produce all 3 forms of heat transfer: conduction, convection, and radiation. Describe an experience in which you have enjoyed a fire. Explain how each form of heat transfer was present. The illustration should help you.
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16. D E A R
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17. Read Aloud
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