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Basic Science Tools Review

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Still confused on what an observation or inference is, watch the following video to reinforce the difference between the two!

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The next part of this activity is reading measurements in centimeters (cm). If you need to, watch the following video on how to use the cm side of a ruler.

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The next part of this activity is measuring volume using a graduated cylinder. If you need to, watch the following video on how to read a graduated cylinder.

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The final part of this activity is reading a triple beam balance to calculate mass. If you need to, watch the following video on how to read a triple beam balance.

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Classify the following statements as either an observation or an inference.

  • There are 4 chairs at every desk in room 509.

  • Jonas Bronck Academy is located on Webster Ave but its address is on Fordham Rd

  • The Sun rose at 6:54 this morning.

  • The caterpillar did not eat the moth because it is not a carnivore

  • I can jump high in tennis shoes because they have rubber on the bottom

  • Water can fall as precipitation, which may include rain, snow, or hail.

  • It rained the last three days.

  • Observation

  • Inference

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Find the length of the red bar.

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Find the length of the red bar.

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Find the length of the red bar.

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9.

Find the length of the red bar.

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10.

Determine how much liquid is in the graduated cylinder.

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11.

Determine how much liquid is in the graduated cylinder.

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12.

Determine how much liquid is in the graduated cylinder.

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13.

What is the reading on this triple beam balance?

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14.

What is the reading on this triple beam balance?

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What is the reading on this triple beam balance?

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16.

On a scale of 0-4 how confident are you that you can.... make or identify observations.

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On a scale of 0-4 how confident are you that you can... make or identify inferences.

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On a scale of 0-4 how confident are you that you can... measure objects in centimeters (cm).

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On a scale of 0-4 how confident are you that you can... read a graduated cylinder.

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On a scale of 0-4 how confident are you that you can... read a triple beam balance.

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1.

What do you use in order to make observations.

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2.

What can we use to make inferences

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3.

Oberservations are supported by inferences.

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4.

If new information is provided through observations we review or make new inferences.