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Pick the color that you would eat first.

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Google Search Definitions - More Complicated!

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Google Searched Vocab Definitions Make Studying HARDER!

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Google Searched Vocab Definitions Make Studying HARDER!

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Don't Google search definitions or answers to questions! It may seem easier, but you will get more complicated answers or incorrect answers!  You are studying middle school physical science - not theoretical chemistry!

Stay anchored by only using the notes and class discussion to define terms and to complete practice pages.

Don't believe me?  Check out the example below.

Google Search:
A quark is a type of elementary particle and a fundamental constituent of matter. Quarks combine to form composite particles called hadrons, the most stable of which are protons and neutrons, the components of atomic nuclei. All commonly observable matter is composed of up quarks, down quarks and electrons.

Your Notes/Definition:
Quarks: the smallest known particles that make up both protons and neutrons

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Concept 1 Lab Basics:  Safety & Equipment

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Concept 1 Lab Basics:  Safety & Equipment

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Use this information to complete fill-in-the-blank notes, to study vocabulary, and to prepare for tests.

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This intro unit is prep for standards like the ones listed above. This unit is a necessary review of the Scientific Method, SI Units and conversions.

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What type of chocolate would you eat first?

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Nature of Science (Scientifc Method etc.)

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Nature of Science (Scientifc Method etc.)

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beaker

Erlenmeyer Flask

test tube

graduated cylinder

watch glass

mortar & pestle

funnel

pipette

beaker tongs

spatula

digital scale

Bunsen burner

hot plate

accuracy

precision

meniscus

wafting

SI Units

standard notation

scientific notation

dimensional analysis

qualitative

quantitative

hypothesis

science

observation

inference

law

theory

independent variables (IV)

dependent variables (DV)

constant

control group (compare)

experimental group

Other
-The 6 Steps of The Scientific Method (Plus 9 Components of a Lab Report)
-Scientific Investigation Design (IV & DV, Constants,
Control)
-SI Units for length, mass, time, & temperature
-Metric Conversions (King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk)

-Hypothesis (Correct Format, Supported?)
-Observation versus Inference
-Outline a sample experiment, identify the IV, DV, constants, control group & experimental group
-Know the types of graphs and their primary purpose (when best to use for data)

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Don't remember something from class? Were you absent? Need help focusing on the content? Use this video instruction to help you! Notes with explanation, from the curriculum developer - "the person that wrote the test!"

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Unit 1 Scientific Method Concept 1 Notes

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Casual and Scientific Use of "Theory" and "Law"

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How clean are your hands?

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Unit 1 Scientific Method Concept 2 Notes

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Concept 3 Dimensional Analysis & Scientific Notation

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Concept 3 Dimensional Analysis & Scientific Notation

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YouTube C3 Dimensional Analysis & Scientific Notation

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YouTube C3 Dimensional Analysis & Scientific Notation

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Unit 1 Scientific Method Concept 3 Notes

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Dependent & independent variables | 6th grade | Khan Academy

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Unit 1 Scientific Method Concept 4 Notes

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Don't forget that the study guide is the first page of your packet!

Just in case you lost your packet.

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What type of graph do you prefer to see?

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Unit Conversion the Easy Way (Dimensional Analysis)

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Extra Credit questions on the test will be taken from this video!

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Why the metric system matters - Matt Anticole

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Extra credit test questions will be taken from this video! The questions will be related to the real world examples!

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What's the difference between accuracy and precision? - Matt Anticole

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Aligns with vocabulary Concept 4,

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Criteria of a scientific hypothesis and why a hypothesis cannot be proven true.

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Aligns with Concept 4, Objective 2 and question 11

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CK-12 1.24 International System of Units (SI)

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CK-12 1.24 International System of Units (SI)

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Aligns with Concept 2

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International System of Units (SI) | CK-12 Foundation

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International System of Units (SI) and converting units.

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CK-12 SI Units for Length, Mass, & Volume

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CK-12 SI Units for Length, Mass, & Volume

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Aligns with Concept 2

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Aligns with Concept 2

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Accuracy and Precision | CK-12 Foundation

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Aligns with Concept 2

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Scientific notation, why it is used, and converting numbers to and from scientific notation.

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The Mass Vs Weight Song -  Mr. Edmonds - Based on "Sweet Caroline"!