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Lesson 5: Cold Lemonade on a Hot Day! V4

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Ms. Abdul-Akbar and Mr. Francisque were visiting their friend, Ms. Arlauskas. They were in Ms. Arlauskas's backyard, enjoying some ice-cold lemonade. They noticed that there were droplets on the outside of the pitcher of lemonade.

Ms. Abdul-Akbar and Mr. Francisque were visiting their friend, Ms. Arlauskas. They were in Ms. Arlauskas's backyard, enjoying some ice-cold lemonade. They noticed that there were droplets on the outside of the pitcher of lemonade.

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EVIDENCE: Give evidence from our water droplet investigation.
  • Explain what the investigation was.
  • Give samples of evidence from the investigation.
  • Give at least two pieces of evidence.

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Reasoning: Explain how each piece of evidence proves the teacher is correct.

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Question 5
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Here is a model of the lemonade on a cold day. Watch the video below and answer the questions below




The 3 friends made the following claims:
Mr. Arthur said, “Those water droplets must be coming from the lemonade from inside the pitcher.”
Teacher G said, “The water droplets come from the air.”
Mr. Gilbert said, “I think the water comes from the ice inside the pitcher.”
Mr. Arthur said, “Those water droplets must be coming from the lemonade from inside the pitcher.”
Teacher G said, “The water droplets come from the air.”
Mr. Gilbert said, “I think the water comes from the ice inside the pitcher.”
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Liquid
Ice
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Lemonade
Gas
Cup
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Air and water vapor
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Water forming on the side of cup