Vocabulary
Define Weather
Weather: What we experience outside everyday with regards to the sky and environment surrounding us.
How do we smell things?
we WAFT, don't smell
1 example of being open to someone else's idea
"Tell me more..."
Can you color on any of the handouts I gave you?
YES! It is encouraged
What does Inquiry mean?
asks good questions/investigate
Define Observation
Observation: Evidence we can experience through one or more of the senses.
What are some examples of protective clothing?
close toed shoes, hair pulled back, lab gloves when needed,etc.
what is an example of bullying?
hitting someone or talking bad about them
What is a portfolio?
a collection of different elements that a person has either collected or researched.
For example: a photography portfolio presented in a slideshow (maybe of someone’s wedding) or an art project held on display at a museum.
What is something you can say when you summarize what someone else is saying?
“So what I hear you saying is….”
Define Meteorology
Meteorology: the study of weather.
Don’t touch _________ until the teacher tells you to.
Don’t touch materials until the teacher tells you to.
True or False: Clean up ALL messes you make
FALSE: do NOT clean up any messes that involve hazardous material
What is the point of the bar graphs?
To know that there are different ways to represent one's observations and that different conclusions can be made about observations.
The bar graphs are extra credit IF students have time. They will fill out a 1 bar graph that covers all three elements/comparisons and write a brief reflection on how it represents the data differently and what conclusion can be drawn from that different representation of data.
What is something you can say when you draw a conclusion?
“Based on x evidence, it appears that….”