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T1 - Science Intro

T1 - Scientific Method and Tools

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Scientific Method 1. Observe 2. Ask a question 3. Write a testable hypothesis 4. Make a plan (the details of the test) 5. Test / Experiment 6. Record data / evidence 7. Conclusion
Microscope An instrument that uses a lens to make tiny things look larger.
Beaker Cylinder shaped glass container used to mix or heat liquids.
Graduated cylinder A container used to measure the volume of liquid.
Triple beam balance A tool used to measure mass. It features three beams with sliding parts.
Thermometer A tool that measures temperature.
Spring scale An instrument that measures Earth’s gravitational pull on an object.
Goggles An accessory that protects eyes from chemical or biological splatters or spills.
Eye wash station Sink that flushes the eyes and face with water to remove chemicals or irritants.
Lab safety rules Prevention against injury or harm
Fire extinguisher A piece of equipment that sprays chemicals to put out fires
Gloves An accessory that protects hands from heat, chemicals or biological splatters or spills.
Emergency An event that needs immediate action or assistance.
Hypothesis An educated guess about the outcome of the investigation. *testable investigation
Data Pieces of information (the details)
Results/Conclusion An explanation based on your observation.
Variable A factor that can change in an experiment.
Constant Not changing; stays the same.
Proof Discovery; a sign or proof.
Lab safety- instructions Follow all instructions before beginning a lab.
Lab safety- use Use safety goggles, gloves and apron when needed
Lab safety- secure Secure loose hair and clothing
Lab safety- don’t Don’t touch, don’t taste and don’t take LAB items.
Lab safety- report Report all accidents to the teacher immediately.
Lab safety- safely use Safely use Lab equipment; use it properly and as directed.
Lab safety- directions Follow all directions in Lab and from the teacher.
Lab safety- clean up Clean up when finished.
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