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When you've finished answering the questions and watching the videos I want you to pick a concept or phenomenon related to temperature you've learned about today. I want you to prepare a short presentation explaining what you learned for the class.

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Why when we go to the doctors they take our temperature?

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Why when we go to the doctors they take our temperature?

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Search the internet and do some research on body temperature. What is normal body temperature? How can being a few degrees below or above this number effect our health?

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We can see how temperature effects nature everywhere

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We can see how temperature effects nature everywhere

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This will show you how temperature interacts with pressure and volume. 

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This will show you how temperature interacts with pressure and volume. 

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Before clicking the link I want you to jot down a few ideas on how temperature can be effected by other variables and how it can effect variables.

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Here's some experiments you and try online

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Here's some experiments you and try online

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Changing State of Water

Learn about the changing states of water as you experiment with different temperatures in this fun, interactive activity. What happens when water reaches 100 degrees? Does water or ice take up a larger volume? Give it a go and find out! Play around with ice, water and steam to find out what happens when you heat and cool them. Watch what happens if you try heating the steam to high temperatures, try turning water to gas and back to a liquid again and enjoy all the other challenges in this cool science game for kids.

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Changing State of Water - Ice, Water, Steam - Science Games & Activities for Kids

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Changing State of Water Learn about the changing states of water as you experiment with different temperatures in this fun, interactive activity. What happens when water reaches 100 degrees? Does water or ice take up a larger volume? Give it a go and find out!

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What kind of things surprised you about temperature? Can you think of any other ways we can use our knowledge of temperature to help the world?

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Welcome to the new Crash Course Physics Studio! This episode of Crash Course Physics is sponsored by Audible.com. You can go to http://audible.com/crashcourse to get a 30 day trial and help us out as well! Get Your Crash Course Physics Mug here: https://store.dftba.com/products/crashcourse-physics-mug Bridges. Bridges don't deal well with temperature changes.

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What unit do we use to measure temperature? What other unit systems are used? 

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What unit do we use to measure temperature? What other unit systems are used? 

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When you're finished watching the video I want you to try and convert some temperatures into Kelvin: The temp. of boiling water, of freezing water, the temp. outside right now, the temp of the room you're in now. Also in your own words explain which system you think is the best for everyday life, there's no right or wrong answer just explain what you think.

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The Kelvin temperature scale is linked to the concept of absolute zero. More physics at http://www.sixtysymbols.com/

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In what ways do you see temperature effecting the world around us?

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In what ways do you see temperature effecting the world around us?

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Why do you think measuring temperature is important? How does it help us in science?

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Why do you think measuring temperature is important? How does it help us in science?

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In your own words describe the difference between hot and cold

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In your own words describe the difference between hot and cold

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What kind of instruments do we use to measure temperature? 

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What kind of instruments do we use to measure temperature? 

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Do you think there's a limit to hot something can be?

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Do you think there's a limit to hot something can be?

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Before watching the video I want you to think about heat. What is the hottest temperature you've ever experienced? Do you think there is a limit to hot or cold something can get? Where is the hottest place on Earth or even our solar system?

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Can you think of ways in which we measure temperature?

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Can you think of ways in which we measure temperature?