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9Huia 25 Hui-Tanguru 2014 What we will do What we will learn Preliminaries and roll The importance of starting well Revisit the Scientific method The steps.

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1 9Huia 25 Hui-Tanguru 2014 What we will do What we will learn Preliminaries and roll The importance of starting well Revisit the Scientific method The steps in a formal practical Brainstorm entries for our Bunsen practical How to transfer a fair test into a formal write-up Reading scales – temperature How to read temperature If not done yet, read the volume of liquid in a measuring cylinder How to give an accurate reading of liquid volume If time, Homework Reduction Time (HRT) in our Scipads How to make good use of time in class

2 HW item Skills practiced Assignment 9 Due Tues 15 June 12 Circular Motion

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5 A formal version of our fair test on the Bunsen flame

6 Reading scales: temperature

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8 The temperature of: Cold tap water is ….….. Hot tap water is ……... Ice water is…………. My armpit is………… Boiling water is………..

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