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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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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.”

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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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Draggable itemarrow_right_altCorresponding Item

Liquid

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Ice

Solid

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Lemonade

Gas

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Cup

Solid

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Air and water vapor

Liquid

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Water forming on the side of cup

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