1. Warm-Up 8/20/14 Solve the following: 353 mg = _____ g
Have out:
Metric Conversion HW
Solve the following:
353 mg = _____ g
0.210 kL = _____ mL
20.32 m = _____ hm

2. Understand how to determine the volume of objects.
Objective 8/20/14
Understand how to determine the volume of objects.
Agenda 8/20/14
Debrief 8/19/14
Review Warm-up
Review Homework
Volume

3. Place in order from largest to smallest:
Debrief 8/19/14
Place in order from largest to smallest:
2cm, 0.005m, 4050mm, 202dm, 1km, 25Dm, 0.70hm

4. Warm-Up 8/20/14 Solve the following: 353 mg = _____ g
Have out:
Metric Conversion HW
Solve the following:
353 mg = _____ g
0.210 kL = _____ mL
20.32 m = _____ hm

5. The amount of space an object takes up.
Volume
The amount of space an object takes up.
If it is a cube, can calculate it by multiplying length x width x height

6. Not everything has an exact length, height, and width.
There’s a different method!

7. Let’s review how to read a graduated cylinder
First…
Let’s review how to read a graduated cylinder
32.0 mL
65.0 mL
4.8 mL

8. Volume by Displacement
Initial Volume?
3.4 mL
Final Volume?
5.0 mL
Volume of dude?
5.0mL-3.4mL=1.6mL

9. Volume by Displacement
Initial Volume?
50.0 mL
Final Volume?
52.0 mL
Volume of Spongebob?
52.0mL-50.0mL=2.0mL

10. Let’s Try it!

11. Prediction (hypothesis)
Rank the objects from greatest volume to least volume based on what you see.
You will need to make a chart for your data.
Must measure volume of all the nails (there are five). Also measure and record their length in cm.

12. Let’s Try it! 1 5 4 2 1 3 2

13. Go to class website and fill out the survey on the homepage.
Homework
Go to class website and fill out the survey on the homepage.
Due Friday 8/22/14