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Organizing your New Notebook

Organizing your New Notebook. Color Code (back cover) Title Page (1 nd page) Table of Contents (2 nd to 4 th pages) Cornel Style Note Taking. Bell Ringer. What unit measures length? What unit measures mass? What unit measures weight? What unit measures volume of liquids?

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Organizing your New Notebook

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  1. Organizing your New Notebook • Color Code (back cover) • Title Page (1nd page) • Table of Contents (2nd to 4th pages) • Cornel Style Note Taking

  2. Bell Ringer • What unit measures length? • What unit measures mass? • What unit measures weight? • What unit measures volume of liquids? • What does it mean to observe?

  3. Introduction to Physical Science

  4. What is Physical Science? • Science is the way of learning about the natural world. • Physical Science is the study of matter, energy, and the changes they undergo. • Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space. • Energy is the ability to do work.

  5. Chemistry is the study of the properties of matter and the changes they undergo. • Physics is the study of matter and energy and how they interact.

  6. How Scientists Think… • They use skills of observing, inferring, and predicting to learn more about the natural world.

  7. Observing Observing means using one or more senses to gather information. Two Types: • Quantitative observation • Qualitative observation

  8. Quantitative observation involves numbers. Example: measuring your height or weight. • Qualitative observation describing what you see; doesn’t involve numbers. Example: Noticing that the ball is round or the stove is hot

  9. Inferring • When you explain your observation, you are inferring. • To infer is to make a hypothesis based on what you observed. Example: If you come in and do not see the Bell Ringer up on the projector, you would probably infer that you will not have to do a Bell Ringer today.

  10. Predicting • Predicting means making a forecast of what will happen in the future based on past experiences or evidence. Example: If Charles continues to rob stores, he will get caught. OR It’s cloudy outside, so it will probably rain.

  11. Twizzler Lab

  12. Question • How can I identify the properties of a Twizzler using both qualitative and quantitative observations?

  13. Hypothesis If ________________________, then______________________because___________________.

  14. Procedure • Listen.

  15. Data • Glue data table under your “Data” Section. • Fill in the table based on your observations.

  16. Conclusion • Which of the observations on the data table are quantitative? Which are qualitative? • What state of matter is a twizzler? • What is ductability?

  17. Exit Quiz 8-17-09 • What unit measures length? • What unit measures mass? Convert. • 1.24 m = _______ mm • 65 kL = ______ L • 82 g = _____kg

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