Friday 11/14 MM 3.2

Last updated 3 months ago

21 questions

MM 3.2 - Science You Can't See

Exit Ticket

Friday 11/14 MM 3.2

Last updated 3 months ago

21 questions

MM 3.2 - Science You Can't See

💚 Are the molecules of the liquid on penny “C” attracted or not attracted to each other?

This book is about three scientists who study things they can’t see and the inferences they make based on evidence. Before you read, take a few minutes to preview the headings, the images, and the captions in the book in order to find out more about these scientists and the topics they study.

PRE READING KNOWLEDGE CHECK

Read the sentences below.  If you agree with the sentence, choose True.  If you disagree with the sentence, choose False.

Read “We Can’t See a Tyrannosaurus Rex” on pages 6-10 and answer the questions below.

Click on the link below: 
https://learning.amplify.com/books/9781943228119/#page=9

💚 Karen Chin is investigating the question How and what did dinosaurs eat? What evidence did she use to help answer her question?

What inferences did she make based on that evidence?

Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

Read ”We Can’t See the Deep Ocean Floor” (on pages 11–15)

Click on the link to read these pages: https://learning.amplify.com/books/9781943228119/#page=13

💚 Edward Saade is investigating the question How deep is the ocean floor in different places? What evidence did he use to help answer his question?

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?

Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

“We Can’t See Atoms and Molecules” (on pages 16–23)

Click on the link below:
https://learning.amplify.com/books/9781943228119/#page=18

💚 Farid El Gabaly is investigating the question What patterns do magnetic atoms form in very small pieces of metal? What evidence did he use to help answer his question?

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?

Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

Exit Ticket

POST READING KNOWLEDGE CHECK

Read the sentences below.  If you agree with the sentence, choose True.  If you disagree with the sentence, choose False.

Friday 11/14 MM 3.2

Friday 11/14 MM 3.2

💚 Are the molecules of the liquid on penny “C” attracted or not attracted to each other?

💚 Karen Chin is investigating the question How and what did dinosaurs eat? What evidence did she use to help answer her question?

What inferences did she make based on that evidence?Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

💚 Edward Saade is investigating the question How deep is the ocean floor in different places? What evidence did he use to help answer his question?

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

💚 Farid El Gabaly is investigating the question What patterns do magnetic atoms form in very small pieces of metal? What evidence did he use to help answer his question?

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

💚 Which penny is holding the most liquid?

💚 Are the molecules of the liquid on penny “C” attracted or not attracted to each other?

A teammate in your class says that liquid molecules on penny “B” are less attracted to each other than the liquid molecules on penny “A”. Is your teammate correct? Why or why not?

Explain your answer for question 3

💚 Are the molecules of the liquid on penny “A” attracted or not attracted to each other?

💚 Scientists study fossils to learn about dinosaurs.

💚 It is easy to observe all parts of the ocean.

💚 The bottom of the ocean is flat.

Microscopes can make pictures of atoms.

Scientists did not know about atoms and molecules until they saw them.

💚 Karen Chin is investigating the question How and what did dinosaurs eat? What evidence did she use to help answer her question?

What inferences did she make based on that evidence?Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

💚 Edward Saade is investigating the question How deep is the ocean floor in different places? What evidence did he use to help answer his question?

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

💚 Farid El Gabaly is investigating the question What patterns do magnetic atoms form in very small pieces of metal? What evidence did he use to help answer his question?

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

💚 Scientists study fossils to learn about dinosaurs.

💚 It is easy to observe all parts of the ocean.

💚 The bottom of the ocean is flat.

💚 Microscopes can make pictures of atoms.

💚 Scientists did not know about atoms and molecules until they saw them.

💚 Which penny is holding the most liquid?

A teammate in your class says that liquid molecules on penny “B” are less attracted to each other than the liquid molecules on penny “A”. Is your teammate correct? Why or why not?

Explain your answer for question 3

💚 Are the molecules of the liquid on penny “A” attracted or not attracted to each other?

💚 Scientists study fossils to learn about dinosaurs.

💚 It is easy to observe all parts of the ocean.

💚 The bottom of the ocean is flat.

Microscopes can make pictures of atoms.

Scientists did not know about atoms and molecules until they saw them.

💚 Scientists study fossils to learn about dinosaurs.

💚 It is easy to observe all parts of the ocean.

💚 The bottom of the ocean is flat.

💚 Microscopes can make pictures of atoms.

💚 Scientists did not know about atoms and molecules until they saw them.

What inferences did she make based on that evidence?

Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?

Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?

Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

What inferences did she make based on that evidence?

Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?

Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know

What inferences did he make based on that evidence?

Inference - something you figure out based on observations and information you already know