6 WEEK REVIEW 11.01

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​5th Grade 6-Week Cycle Review

​November 1st, 2024

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​LO: SWBAT demonstrate and explain their understanding of Earth's Solar system, Patterns of change in Seasons, Equal and Unequal forces, Transformation of energy, Light traveling in a straight line and can be reflected, refracted or absorbed.

​3.7B Plan and conduct a descriptive investigation to demonstrate and explain how position and motion can be changed by pushing and pulling objects such as swings, balls, and wagons.
SCI3.9B Identify the order of the planets in Earth’s solar system in relation to the Sun.
SCI4.9A Collect and analyze data to identify sequences and predict patterns of change in seasons such as change in temperature and length of daylight.
SCI5.7A Investigate and explain how equal and unequal forces acting on an object cause patterns of motion and transfer of energy.
SCI5.7B Design a simple experimental investigation that tests the effect of force on an object in a system such as a car on a ramp or a balloon rocket on a string.
SCI5.8A Investigate and describe the transformation of energy in systems such as energy in a flashlight battery that changes from chemical energy to electrical energy to light energy.
SCI5.8C Demonstrate and explain how light travels in a straight line and can be reflected, refracted, or absorbed

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Light travels in a

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until it hits a

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​

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.

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straight line

different

material

curved path

same

gas

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A​

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,

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, such as a

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, can

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light. To reflect is to ​

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a surface.

Poll

The reflective surface is equal to the angle at which light bounces off the surface.

• True

• False

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Reflection and Rough Surfaces

Unlike a smooth
mirror that reflects
light in a _________
direction, a rough
reflective surface
_________ the light.

uniform

scatters

Multiple Choice

How does light behave on rough reflective surfaces?

• It scatters.

• It moves in a straight line.

• It doesn't behave

• It abrobs

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A ​

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IS A SUBSTANCE THAT​

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LIGHT FROM ONE PLACE TO ​

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EXAMPLES ARE ​

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​

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OR GLASS

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Match the following Vocab Words

• The bending of light as it passes through one medium to another

Light Energy

Reflection

Refraction

• Light Energy

• Reflection

• Refraction

Multiple Choice

Look at the image. Which of these seasons should be labeled as Summer?

• Season 1

• Season 2

• Season 3

• Season 4

Multiple Choice

Which option matches the unlabelled cards with the correct season?

• 1 = Winter,

  2 = Summer, 3 = Spring

• 1 = Summer, 2 = Winter,

  3 = Summer

• 1 = Spring,

  2 = Winter,

  3 = Summer

• 1 = Spring,

  2 = Summer, 3 = Winter

Match

Match the following Vocab Words

• The process of changing energy from one form to another

• The ability to do work or cause change

Electrical Energy

Mechanical Energy

Thermal Energy

Transformation of energy

Energy

• Electrical Energy

• Mechanical Energy

• Thermal Energy

• Transformation of energy

• Energy

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Energy is the ability to make things happen or cause changes. It can make objects ​

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,​

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, or ​

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move

light up

get warm

freeze

disappear

sink

Open Ended

Look at the image.

What are examples of energy transforming?

Sentence stem: Examples of energy transforming are.....

Multiple Select

How is energy transformed when using a hairdryer?

Select TWO answers.

• Electrical to Thermal

• Thermal to Light

• Thermal to electrical

• Thermal to mechanical

Open Ended

What energy is transformed when using a computer?

Sentence Stem: Energies that are being transformed are......

Think of when you use a computer or your phone. What energies are being used?

Match

Match the following Vocab Words

• A force that causes change like speed up, slow down, or change direction

• A change in position or object

Equal force

Unequal force

Push

Pull

Motion

• Equal force

• Unequal force

• Push

• Pull

• Motion

Open Ended

When does an equal force happen?

Sentence Stem: An equal force happens when.....

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An unequal force happens when ​

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force is ​

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than the opposite force. It makes the object ​

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,​

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or change ​

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Open Ended

The picture below shows a girl preparing to kick a soccer ball that is rolling toward her. The girl then kicks the rolling ball in the same direction in which the ball is already moving.

How will this affect the way the ball moves?

Sentence stem: The ball will move....

I think the ball will be affected by......

Multiple Choice

Two friends are pushing against opposite sides of a door. If the door swings open towards one friend, what can we say about the forces?

• Both friends are pushing with equal force, but in different directions.

• The door's weight became less than both friends' push forces.

• The friend on the opening side stopped pushing, while the other continued.

• One friend's push force became greater than the other's.

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A force that happens when ​

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things ​

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each other. It ​

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things down or ​

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them from moving.

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two

rub against

slows

stops

Multiple Choice

Look at the image. The person is moving the box up the incline.

What has to be true for the person to move the box?

• The person must use enough force to overcome gravity.

• The box must be empty to move it easily.
• The applied force has to be greater than the force of friction and gravity.

• The person must be able to lift the box without any effort.

Dropdown

A force can change the direction of an object's motion. Motion is a ​

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in ​

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. A large force makes an object move ​

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and ​

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than a small force.

Open Ended

Look at the drawing. Two students conduct an experiment where they roll balls in the directions shown in the drawing. The two balls hit each other at the point marked X.

What happens to Ball A and B after they hit each other?

Sentence stem: What I think happens is....

Ball A and B......

Open Ended

List the planets in order away from the sun.

Use your Anchor chart.

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