Process
Process
Sharing Information
Tools
Tools
100

Most scientific investigations of any kind start with this.

What is a question?

100

What are you doing when you use your senses to gather information?

You are making an observation.

100

Information gathered to provide evidence for an investigation can be displayed on a graph.  What is this information called?

data

100

What would I be measuring if I were using a ruler?

length

100

I can use measuring cups and spoons to measure volume but I can also use this.

a graduated cylinder


200

This is what is what is done at the very end of an investigation.

A conclusion is made.

200

True or False. An investigation is a failure if the hypothesis is not correct.

False.

200

What are 2 ways scientists that don't live in the same country can share information?

Texts

Phone Call

Zoom

Phone App like Instagram, YouTube, Facebook

200

A stopwatch uses this base unit of time.

second

200

What tool would I use to look at something I can't see with my eye alone?

What would I use if I could see something but wanted to enlarge the details of the object?

a microscope

a hand lens or magnifying glass

300

This is required to support a hypothesis.

You must have evidence.

300

A testable statement is called a _____________.

hypothesis

300

True or False. One reason scientists share information is so experiments can be repeated  to see if the same results happen.

True

300

What are the 2 kinds of degrees on a thermometer?

degrees Celsius and degrees Fahrenheit

300

What degree measurement is used by scientist and most countries other than the United States?

degrees Celsius

400

Sophia wonders the same thing as Ava Belle. Which liquid will dissolve a Skittle the fastest.  Which of the following is a possible hypothesis.

A. Will the milk dissolve the Skittle the fastest?

B. I predict the Coke will dissolve the Skittle the fastest.

C. I don't like Skittles.

D. The Skittle will dissolve in 5 seconds.

B. I predict the Coke will dissolve the Skittle the fastest.

400

Chandler is getting ready for school. He looks outside and sees gray clouds and hears a distant rumble.  He decides it is going to rain today. What has he made?

He has made a prediction.

400

How are a data table and a chart different?

A data table is a kind of chart that displays numbers.

400

How are weight and mass different?

Weight is how hard gravity pulls on an object.  Mass is the amount of "stuff" in the object.

400

What would be the best tool for me to use to measure the football field?

A measuring tape or tape measure

500

Ava Belle wants to know if Skittles dissolve faster in milk, coke, or tea.  She gets 3 glasses all the same size and shape. She puts one red skittle in each. She pours 8 ounces of liquid into each glass.  What is the variable in her experiment?

The type of liquid she is using is the variable.

500

LTC Simmons comes to my door and asks to speak to a student in the hallway.  He has a very stern face and the tone of his voice is loud. What might you infer?

You might infer that the student he wants to speak to is in trouble.

500

I want to show what the most popular lunch choices are in the lunchroom for 3rd grade.  What kind of graph would be best for this?

A bar graph.

500

Why can I measure sugar like I would measure water?

If moves like a liquid.

500

What tool would I use to measure the mass of an apple and what would the unit of measure be?

You would use a pan balance and the unit of measure would be the gram.