Vocabulary
What is the definition of constraints?
Limits
The goals you have to achieve to be successful.
Criteria
We have to work together to move the couch.
We have to collaborate to move the couch.
What are the 3 states of matter?
Solid, Liquid, Gas
What is the name of the type of data that is very unlike the others?
Outlier
What does iteration mean?
To repeat something to get a better result.
Solution Briefing
Repeat this sentence using the correct vocabulary word:
I want to be able to repeat how to make this cake exactly!
I want to replicate this cake!
Why do we solution brief?
For people to help us see different ways of looking at and solving things.
What was the criteria for the Oreo Lab?
To see how many drops of water fit on a penny.
Explain the difference between folding and compression.
Folding reduces the length by bending over.
Compression reduces the size by squeezing.
Something that is able to stand without falling over easily.
Stable
Repeat this sentence using a vocabulary word:
There are a lot of different kinds of germs in the human body!
There are a variation of germs in the human body!
How do you find the range from a set of data? What is the range for the graph on the board?
You take the smallest point and the largest point. (x-y)
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What were the constraints the SECOND time we worked on the Book Structure Activity?
To use the least amount of materials (paper clips, notecards, rubber bands) possible.
The amount of push or pull a structure has to resist.
Load
The smallest particle of matter.
An atom.
Repeat this sentence using a vocabulary word:
Steph Curry's FG% on corner 3's is 72%! (He makes 72% of all his 3 pointers; this is very high)
Steph Curry's shots are very precise!
(Steph Curry's shots have high precision!)
What is the BIG question we are attempting to answer?
How do scientists work together to solve problems?
How many trials did your group have to test the Oreo Lab in?
4 Trials
What is the scientific definition for gravity?
The pull between two objects.
The combination of two or more atoms (+ give an example of this)
Molecule- water.
Repeat this sentence using a vocabulary word:
The book is falling off the table because its not resting correctly.
The book is falling off the table because its center of mass is not on the table.
What is a way that you can measure volume?
Fill the object/thing up with water completely, and then measure how much water is in it.
What was the ultimate reason why the Oreo Lab didn't allow everyone to get very similar results?
There was no detailed procedure!!