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1 Science vs. Technology What’s the difference?

2 Science  Knowledge about the natural world through observations and experimentation. The leaves are changing colors. The ball goes up in the air and then falls down.

3 Technology  The application of knowledge to solve problems and make new inventions. Telephones are used for long distance communication. Knives are used to cut food into smaller pieces.

4 Can you tell the difference between science and technology? Shampoo keeps your hair clean. TECHNOLOGY

5 Can you tell the difference between science and technology? Locks keep people safe from strangers. TECHNOLOGY

6 Can you tell the difference between science and technology? Grapes grow on vines. SCIENCE

7 Can you tell the difference between science and technology? There are three kinds of volcanoes…shield, composite, and cinder cone SCIENCE

8 Can you tell the difference between science and technology? The violin is a string instrument. TECHNOLOGY

9 How many can you name? ScienceTechnology 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5.

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