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1 Science Planner 3/28/17 WALT: complete a Lab write up.
WU: A rock has a mass of 47 grams, it has a volume of 54 cm3. What is it’s density? Will it float….or sink….. in H2O? CW: Complete “Density of Rocks” lab.

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3 Lab Completion Hypothesis Materials List Procedure Conclusion Explain Sinking and Floating in terms of density You already have a data table

4 Atoms and Molecules

5 Science Planner 3/28/17 WALT: complete a Lab write up.
WU: A rock has a mass of 47 grams, it has a volume of 54 cm3. What is it’s density? Will it float in H2O? CW: Complete “Density of Rocks” lab.

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