Daily Science 2011-2012
Daily Science 2011-2012 Daily Science Partner B Tuesday 08-16-11 • Explain how the score board works –By Day –By Week –By Quarter –REMEMBER TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON YOUR TABLE Daily Science Partner A Wednesday 08-17-11 • Interview your partner and answer the question for them. Be prepared to share about your partner. – If you could have anything you wanted for supper, what would be on the menu? – What do you want to be doing ten years from now? – If you could invent or discover one new thing, what would it be? – ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Daily Science Partner B Thursday 08-18-11 • SpongeBob loves to garden and wants to grow lots of pink flowers for his pal Sandy. He bought a special Flower Power fertilizer to see if will help plants produce more flowers. He plants two plants of the same size in separate containers with the same amount of potting soil. He places one plant in a sunny window and waters it every day with fertilized water. He places the other plant on a shelf in a closet and waters it with plain water every other day. • What did SpongeBob do wrong in this experiment? Explain. • Answer: • SpongeBob did not provide both plants with the same amount of water and sunshine. In order to test the fertilizer correctly, both plants should have been placed in the sunny window and watered every day with the same amount of water. The only difference between the two plants should have been the fertilizer - one plant would be watered with the water with fertilizer and the other would be watered with plain water. Daily Science Quiz Take a half sheet of paper Be sure to FULLY explain your answer. • SpongeBob loves to garden and wants to grow lots of pink flowers for his pal Sandy. He bought a special Flower Power fertilizer to see if will help plants produce more flowers. He plants two plants of the same size in separate containers with the same amount of potting soil. He places one plant in a sunny window and waters it every day with fertilized water. He places the other plant on a shelf in a closet and waters it with plain water every other day. • What did SpongeBob do wrong in this experiment? Explain. Daily Science Partner A Monday 08-22-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** • Pots A and B have plain soil, bean seeds and the same amount of light. Pot B receives more water (see table). After 50 days the plants are measured. Based on the data, what is the correct conclusion? Correct answer C. The amount of water affects the mass and the height. Daily Science Partner B Tuesday 08-23-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Daily Science Partner A Wednesday 08-24-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** • Explain three ways this picture is related to science. Daily Science Quiz Friday 08-26-11 ***Explain your answer!*** • Explain three ways this picture is related to science. Daily Science Partner B Tuesday 08-30-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** • A student sets up an experiment to see which type of light helps plants grow longer beans. He places two identical bean plants seedlings in two different trays. He plants one seedling in soil taken from his garden and one seedling in soil taken from a field. He places them under two different lights, one blue and one red. Which of these is a possible flaw that would make it difficult to draw a clear conclusion from the experiment? Daily Science Partner A Wednesday 08-31-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Daily Science Partner B Thursday 09-01-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Daily Science Quiz On your own decide the correct answer and explain why that is the correct answer. • A student sets up an experiment to see which type of light helps plants grow longer beans. He places two identical bean plants seedlings in two different trays. He plants one seedling in soil taken from his garden and one seedling in soil taken from a field. He places them under two different lights, one blue and one red. Which of these is a possible flaw that would make it difficult to draw a clear conclusion from the experiment? Daily Science Partner A Tuesday 09-06-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** What is the question (problem) that Smithers is testing? Put the question is this form… How will _______________ affect _______________? Daily Science Partner B Tuesday 09-07-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** 1. 2. 3. 4. He gets different brands of chicken feed He measures the initial weight of the chickens. He measures the final weight of the chickens. He calculates the weight gained in three weeks What is the question (problem) that the Farmer is testing? Put the question is this form… How will _______________ affect _______________? Answer • How will the chicken feed affect the weight of the chickens. Daily Science Partner A Wednesday 09-08-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** 1. 2. 3. 4. He gets different brands of chicken feed He measures the initial weight of the chickens. He measures the final weight of the chickens. He calculates the weight gained in three weeks List three things you would need to research to make a good hypothesis. Be able to explain why this would be important. Daily Science Quiz On your own decide the correct answer and explain why that is the correct answer. What is the question (problem) that Smithers is testing? Put the question is this form… How will _______________ affect _______________? Daily Science Partner B Wednesday 09-12-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** After looking at the graph what is the question being tested? Use the How will _____________ affect _____________. Daily Science Partner A Tuesday 09-13-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** What is Smither’s hypothesis? Put the question is this form… If…..Then…. Daily Science Partner B Wednesday 09-14-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** 1. What is the question being tested? How will _________ affect _________? 2. Identify the independent and dependent variables. Daily Science Quiz On your own decide the correct answer and explain why that is the correct answer. 1. What is the question being tested? How will _________ affect _________? 2. Identify the independent and dependent variables. Daily Science Partner A Tuesday 09-20-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** 1. Explain the difference in an independent variable and a dependent variable. answer • The independent variable is changed by the experimenter while the dependent variable is changed due to the independent variable. Daily Science Partner B Wednesday 09-21-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Object Shape Weight (g) Falling Time (s) Marble Round 2.2 1.1 Piece of Paper Flat 0.7 4.5 Paper ball Round 0.7 2.3 Piece of foil Flat 0.6 3.9 Foil ball Round 0.6 1.8 Plastic bag Flat 0.9 4.0 Plastic bag with marble Mostly Flat 3.1 2.8 Foil rolled around foil Round 2.8 1.6 Some students dropped different objects from the same height. They timed how long it took each object to fall. They recorded their observations in the table. Based on the data which is the best conclusion they can make? A. Foil falls fasted than plastic bags B. Round objects fall faster than flat objects, regardless of weight. C. Heavy object fall faster than lighter objects, regardless of shape. D. Any object with a marble will fall faster than an object without a marble. Answer • B Daily Science (Partner A) Tuesday 09-22-11 ***REMEMBER TO Use your observation Skills to find as many Differences that you Can. There are 12. Be sure to your Partner understands And sees the difference before You write it down. EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Daily Science Quiz On your own decide the correct answer and explain why that is the correct answer. 1.Explain the difference in an independent variable and a dependent variable. Daily Science (Partner B) Monday 09-26-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Analyze the data. Why do you think the cans of diet soda float but the regular soda did not. answer • The diet soda floated because its total weight is less than the regular soda making it less dense. Daily Science (Partner A) Monday 10-03-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Answer • The student wants to test HOW WILL DIFFERENT TYPES OF LIGHT AFFECT BEAN PLANTS GROWTH. • A. He uses the same seeds. He should because he is not testing different types if seeds. • B. He uses different lights. He should because he is testing different types of lights. • C. He uses different types of soil. He should NOT because he is not testing different types of soil. He needs to keep everything the same except the IV (what he is testing). • D. He uses the same type of plant. He should because he is not testing different types of plants. Daily Science (Partner B) Tuesday 10-04-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Answer • A hypothesis is a statement that is making a prediction based on research. • A. This is the question that is being investigated. How will… • B. This is a statement but it includes the word might. A hypothesis predicts one way of the other, no MIGHT. • C. This is a statement that is predicting the relationship between the fish size and the aquarium. This is the correct answer. • D. This is not a statement it is a question. Daily Science (Partner A) Wednesday 10-5-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Answer • The question: How will different angles of ramps affect the speed of a ball? • A. More than one trial should always be conducted to make the results more valid. • B. The question is testing angles not surface and you can only change one thing for your experiment to be valid. • C. The speed did not need to be measured because they collected the time. • D To keep the experiment valid the same should be used. Daily Science (Partner B) Thursday 10-6-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Answer • The question is… How will bleach added to detergent affect stains? • You are looking for a testable hypothesis. • You can eliminate 2 of them right of the bat because they are questions not statements! (Letters B and C) 32% of you picked letter C • So you are left with A and D. A does not compare anything while D does. So letter D is the correct answer. 66% of you picked letter D Daily Science Quiz EXPLAIN ***REMEMBER TO . You can tell why the others are not the answer and why the answer you picked is correct. Daily Science (Partner A) Tuesday 10-11-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** 1.What does it mean to be in motion? 2. Name three characteristics of motion. (Hint…Animal video clip) Daily Science (Partner B) Wednesday 10-12-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** 1.What unit of measurement would you use to find the length of… • Your height • A trip to Florida • The width of your nail • The Length of a pencil Daily Science (Partner A) Thursday 10-13-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** 1.Convert the measurement and explain. • 35.6 m = _________ mm Daily Science Quiz 1.Convert the measurement 2.Write an explanation that describes how you solved this problem. (You may use the boxes to help you explain.) • 35.6 m = _________ mm Daily Science (Partner B) Tuesday 10-13-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** 1. Locate the zebra in the left picture. Look where zebra is in the right picture. We know the zebra has moved but how can you prove it. Daily Science (Partner A) Monday 10-31-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** The person and elephant are traveling from left to right. The second photo was taken a few seconds after the first. Who is traveling faster? EXPLAIN! Daily Science (Partner B) Tuesday 11-01-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Daily Science (Partner A) Wednesday 11-02-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Daily Science (Partner B) Thursday 11-03-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** 1.How do you define speed? (Not how fast you are going.) 2. Which speed is faster 10 m/s or 7 m/s? and PROVE IT! Daily Science Quiz 1.How do you define speed? (Not how fast you are going.) 2. Which speed is faster 10 m/s or 7 m/s? and PROVE IT! Daily Science (Partner A) Monday 11-07-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Use what you have learned about speed. Explain how you could find this man’s speed. Hint – what do you need to find speed? Daily Science (Partner B) Tuesday 11-08-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** These are scans of the brain. The colored part represents the portion of the brain that is actively engaged. Which brain would you want to use if you wanted to retain the most information? WHY? Reading Seeing A B Hearing Explaining out loud C D Daily Science (Partner A) Wednesday 11-09-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** •Use the speed triangle to find the equation. •Use the three box method. How much time will it take for a bug to travel 6 cm across the floor if it is traveling at 3 cm/s? Daily Science (Partner A) Thursday 11-10-11 ***REMEMBER TO EXPLAIN BEFORE YOU WRITE ANYTHING!*** Find the speed of the elephant? Daily Quiz These are scans of the brain. The colored part represents the portion of the brain that is actively engaged. Which brain would you want to use if you wanted to retain the most information? WHY? Reading Seeing A B Hearing Explaining out loud C D
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