Reading a Thermometer

OBJ:I will learn how to measure temperature.

DOL: Given 5 questions, I will Identify how to read a thermometer by understanding the unit of both Celsius and Fahrenheit.

Temperature is a measure of heat. Heat is energy, so the more energy there is, the hotter something gets. This happens when you exercise really hard. How many times have you ended gym class and felt hot and sweaty? That's because you used a lot of energy while running around, and it increased your heat. 

SCR #1-What happens to an object when the heat rises?

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United States= Fahrenheit

Multiple Choice

Turn and Talk-

Temperature is the ________

• measure of how hot or cold something is

• measure of the speed of particles

• measure of pressure in gases

• measure of energy transfer

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Multiple Choice

Which of these temperatures would allow liquid water?

• 1

• 2

• 3

Labeling

Label the correct temps to each thermometer.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

60

10

20

70

90

​Response card-
What is the title on the
Y-axis and the X-axis?

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Multiple Choice

What was the temperature on day 4 of Jasper's holiday?

• 20°C
• 25°C
• 18°C
• 22°C

Multiple Choice

What was the difference between Greece and Cornwall on day 3?

• 0

• 37

• 5

• 6

Open Ended

Which of these temperatures would you want a grilled cheese at? Why?

​Whiteboard-What number do we put in the °F?

Example 1:

Temperature in Fahrenheit: 32°F

Multiple Choice

Example 1:

Temperature in Celsius: 35°C

Which number goes into the place for °C?

• 32

• 35

• 1.8

Multiple Choice

Example 2:

Temperature in Celsius: 25°C

Which of the following will solve for °C to °F!

• F=9/5 (C)+32

• C=5/9(F-32)

Multiple Choice

Example 2:

Temperature in Celsius: 25°C

Solve for °C to °F!

• 80°F
• 70°F
• 75°F
• 77°F

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