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Title: September 1 Objective: Define basic criteria to identify living things'


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September 1Objective Define basic criteria to
identify living things.
  • Bellwork Please get your classmates cube and
    finish with your last assignment, You just have 5
    minutes!

http//www.uga.edu/srel/kidsdoscience/sci-method-p
lanes/sci-method-1_files/frame.htm
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September 3Objective Define basic criteria to
identify living things.
  • Bellwork Please get a microscope handout off of
    the teacher desk

http//www.uga.edu/srel/kidsdoscience/sci-method-p
lanes/sci-method-1_files/frame.htm
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  • Pre-assessment Please get a note card off of the
    teachers desk write your name on the upper right
    corner and answer the question What is life?

http//www.uga.edu/srel/kidsdoscience/sci-method-p
lanes/sci-method-1_files/frame.htm
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Observations vs. Inferences
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Observations vs. Inferences
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Observations vs. Inferences
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OBSERVATIONS
  • Observation noticing objects or events using
    five senses or the data collected using the five
    senses to learn about objects and events.

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OBSERVATIONS
  • Qualitative data Data that is based on observable
    characteristics of things or events that can be
    collected using the five senses. Example The
    juice tastes sweet to me.

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OBSERVATIONS
  • Quantitative data Data that is based on
    measurable characteristics of things or events
    such as mass, volume, length, and quantity.
    Example There is one liter of juice in the
    carton.

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PLEASE GO TO THE THIRD SECTION IN YOUR NOTEBOOK
Laboratories and Inquiry Experiences
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Inquiry Laboratory 1 Are these things alive?
  • List of 10 things that are alive
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Inquiry Laboratory 1 Are these things alive?
  • List of 10 things that are not alive
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Inquiry Laboratory 1 Are these things alive?
  • List of 10 things that are alive
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Characteristics of Living Things
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Inquiry Laboratory 1 Are these things alive?
  • List of 10 things that are not alive
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Characteristics of Nonliving Things
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Qualitative data
  • Use your working hypothesis to see if you can
    define if the 7 things that are at your table are
    alive 1) pond water 2) tortilla 3) cactus 4)
    melon 5) wood 6) been seeds 7) sugar 8) cotton
  • Write the object or organism and describe the
    characteristics that make it alive.
  • Any suggestions for further investigations?

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Living vs. Nonliving Things
  • Characteristics of living thing

Sample1. ____________
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Microscope
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September 4Objective To identify the different
parts of the microscope and to know how to use a
microscope.
  • Bellwork Please make a list of all of the parts
    of the microscope that you remember! If you do
    not remember any, What did you need to do?

http//www.uga.edu/srel/kidsdoscience/sci-method-p
lanes/sci-method-1_files/frame.htm
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