Volume is the amount of matter that an object takes up or occupies.
What is Volume?
100
A series of steps followed to solve problems including asking questions, formulating a hypothesis, testing the hypothesis, collecting data, analyzing results and drawing conclusions.
What is the Scientific Method?
100
sink
If the object is more dense than the water(liquid), will it sink or float?
100
Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.
What is matter?
100
Weight is the gravitation force of an object.
What is weight?
200
length x width x height
What is the formula to find volume?
200
1. Make Observations
2. Form Hypothesis
3. Design Experiment
4. Gather Data
5. Draw Conclusions
What are the steps of the Scientific Method?
200
float
If the object has a density less than the water(liquid), will it sink or float?
200
Mass is the amount of matter in an object.
What is mass?
200
Yes, we used it for many things.
Did we use Gizmo during this lesson?
300
15 units cubed
What is the volume of an object with a length of 5 a width of 1 and a height of 3?
300
Yes, you need to do the Scientific Method or else you won't be able to do the experiment accurately.
Do you need to use the Scientific Method?
300
1 ml
What is the density of an object that has 1 gram of mass and 1 ml of volume?
300
Yes, air has matter because it takes up space.
Does air have matter? Explain.
300
Yes, but your mass stays the same.
Does your weight change on the moon?
400
float
If the volume is greater than the mass will the object float or sink?
400
Forming a hypothesis
What is the second step of the Scientific Method?
400
Mass/Volume
How do you find the density of an object?
400
No, only your weight will change because the moon has less gravity than Earth.
If you go to the moon, will your mass change?
400
Yes, all the steps are important, without one the experiment would be incomplete.
Are all the steps in the Scientific Method important?
500
Gathering Data
What is the fourth step in the Scientific Method?
500
more dense
Does salt make water more dense or less dense than regular water?
500
The properties that define matter are volume, mass, and density.