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Pease 5th beg of yr.

Beginning of year

TermDefinition
Bunsen Burner Uses a flame to heat objects
Notebook Used to record data
Hot Plate Uses electricity to heat objects
Graduated Cylinder Used to measure the exact amount and volume of liquids
Meter Stick Used to measure length
Stopwatch Used to measure time
Eyedropper Allows you to add a small amout of liquid one drop at a time
Beaker Container used to hold and measure liquids
Flask Used to hold and measure liquids or powders
Spring Scale Measures the weight of an object (affected by gravity)
Balance Scale Measure the mass of an object (NOT affected by gravity)
Gloves Used to protect hands
Goggles Used to protect eyes
Funnel Makes pouring easier
Lab Apron Used to protect clothing
Strainer or Sieve Separates bigger materials from smaller ones
Waft Fan the air to get the scent of the smell
Dispose To throw away or get rid of something
Prevent To keep something from happening
Procedure Steps followed during an experiment
Independent Variable The part of the experiment that is changed
Scientific Method Question, research, hypothesis, procedure, observations, data, and conclusion
Observation Noticing something about the world around you; using your five senses
Inference Using clues to find the answer
Classify To sort into groups based on physical properties
Conclusion A summary of what was learned
Data Information gathered from an investigation
Hand Lens A plastic tool used to magnify objects
Mass The amount of matter in an object
Volume The amount of space something takes up
Thermometer Used to measure the thermal energy of an object
Investigation A plan for asking questions and testing possible answers
Buoyancy Able to float because of its shape
Hypothesis An educated guess about what will happen in an experiment
Weight The force of gravity acting on an object
Created by: shelia.chambers
 

 



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