Lesson 1: Water Observations

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Lab: Why cant we drink salt water?. Problem Why cant we drink salt water?
Advertisements

Chapter 1 Objectives Define science. Describe the branches of science.
The Nature of Science.
Topic 11. Outline 1.Official description 2.Hypothesis 3.Preparation for experiment 4.Experiment 1~3 5.Result 6.Explanation 7.Conclusion.
The Crystal Experiment By: Maria Franco. Procedures: - On Saturday around 11:00 Am, I boil ½ cup of water and I add it the Epsom salts until was dissolve.
Earth Science Challenge to Excellence. Big Question! Which nail will rust the fastest? The one in the Sprite, the one in the Coffee, The one in the Fresh.
Shape of a Rain Drop. Formation of Rain The sun heats water and turns it into vapor Water condenses and falls back to the earth in form of rain. Water.
Water Properties - Facts and Figures About Water.
I AM A SCIENTIST! Diana Horner 1st Grade Science Lesson Plan SC Standard 1.E.4: The Student will demonstrate an understand of the properties and uses of.
Lesson Outline Chapter 8 Unit 2
Earth Science Unit Overview: Chapter 4 – Earth’s Water
Science Fair Project Cloud Coverage Devaun Singh Elijah Jones Class 708.
Properties of water Labs Explanation. Water Labs There are 7 labs to do Each bucket is labeled with the lab and all the directions are in the bucket.
Properties of Water Title: Penny Lab
Preserving Resources.  a natural resource that can be replaced.
The Scientific Method & Measurement. The Scientific Method Purpose Hypothesis Materials Procedure Observations Conclusions.
STEM Fair Project Project title: Sticky Water
Ocean Water SWBAT state the importance of Earth’s oceans; discuss the origin of the oceans; describe the composition of seawater; explain how temperature.
Science on Display Melting Ice Experiment
BY MRS. SHAW AND THE CARY INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Eutrophication Lab.
Water, Water Everywhere! Biology Objectives To understand the concept of surface tension and the effect of a surfactant To understand cohesion.
WATER: Let’s Get Thirsty for Life! Water Distribution
A Lesson From The Mathematics & Science Center The Mathematics & Science Center.
Surface Tension Challenge to Excellence 2009 Science Fair.
SOLAR STILL ANNA VAZQUEZ, UMAIR MUHAMMAD, ORIOL FERNANDEZ, MARC CARAVACA.
Earth Science Unit Overview: Chapter 4 – Earth’s Water Lesson 1 – Earth: The Blue Planet Lesson 2 – The Water Cycle Lesson 3 – Fresh Water Resources Lesson.
Chapter 4 – Earth’s Water
Science, Chapter 6, Unit B Lesson 1 Where is Earth’s water?
Chapter 15 Jeopardy Water you doing? Running the Bases Dizzolved Gizzasses You Salty Dog!Where am I?
Big Question How Much water covers the Earth?.
Separating mixtures and solutions: Evaporation Mixtures and Solutions.
Chapter Water and Its Properties. Anticipation Guide O Think-Make a Prediction O Pair- Discuss your predictions with a partner O Share- Your predictions.
Chapter 4 – Earth’s Water Lesson 1 – Earth: The Blue Planet © Brent Coley 2009 |
SCIENCE CHAPTER 6 WATER CYCLE AND WEATHER. LESSON 1 Where is Earth’s Water ?
© Sebastian Wasek/age fotostock 1 Web Search/Thinking What are the different types of bodies of water that exist on earth? Which types have you.
Analyze and Conclude 7th grade science Malnory/Phillips Anna Middle School Stemscopes 2014.
Penny Lab: Exploring the Scientific Method
Unique Properties of Water
Make observations about the penny.
What is ….
Introduction Intro Problem Materials Hypothesis Procedure Results
The Mole & Avogadro’s Number Notes
Solubility Lab.
Chapter 2 Chemistry of Life 2.3 Water, Acids, and Bases
Which Coin Will Hold More Drops of Water?
Waters on Earth Distribution of Water.
Sixth Grade Science SOIL Lesson 8.
Planet Earth??? Supplies: Inflatable globe Mounted globe
Different ways that water mixes with different substances
Climate Influences What climate are we living in?
Surface Tension Aquatic Science Gomez.
Properties of water Pre-Lab.
Where is all the water …88.
Exploring the Scientific Method
Lesson 1: Minerals and Rocks
Chapter 2 Lesson 2: Water Density 5th Grade Science.
4th Grade Vocabulary Part Five
Chapter 4 – Earth’s Water
Mrs. Ward Ridge Road Middle School
Mrs. Dewey Grade 6 Science
Welcome Back! Which of the following most accurately describes how much land vs. how much water is on Earth? A) 50% Water 50% Land B) 90% Water 10%
Investigating mL and revisiting variables
5th Grade Amazing Earth March
Light Energy 5th Grade Science.
Unit: Water and the Atmosphere
Sixth Grade Earth Science
Chapter 4 Lesson 1: Energy 4th Grade Science p8-21.
Science Fair BY:Dilan Grimmett.
Floating Eggs How do you make things float easier?
Understanding the Scientific Method
Presentation transcript:

Lesson 1: Water Observations Chapter 2 Lesson 1: Water Observations 5th Grade Science

Activity – Water Percentage Question – How much of the Earth is Salt Water Hypothesis – Supplies – 2 x 100ml cup large syringe eyedropper Procedure – Conclusion –

What are Water Ecosystems? P.3 ¾ of the Earth’s surface is covered by water! 97% of Earth’s water is salty ocean water Water depth file

Surface Tension Water is made up of tiny particles that are attracted to each other Surface Tension – Where water meets the air and the particles attract very strongly

Activity – Surface Tension Question – How many drops of water can you place on a penny before it overflows? Hypothesis – Supplies – penny eyedropper Procedure – Conclusion – Drops