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Copy of TX Cooper Conductors/Insulators of Thermal Energy

Copy of TX Cooper Conductors/Insulators of Thermal Energy

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Presentation

Science

4th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

NGSS
MS-PS3-3, MS-PS1-4, MS-PS2-3

+2

Standards-aligned

Created by

Amanda Cooper

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9 Slides • 18 Questions

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​Turn and Talk-

What skills does a science champion use when having a chart, graph or diagram?

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Multiple Choice

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Challenge Review :

Which of the following has the fastest moving particles: solids, gases, liquids? Which has the slowest?

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Solids, Gases

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Gases, Solids

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Liquids, Solids

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Solids, Liquids

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Multiple Choice

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Challenge Review:

Which of the following items would NOT be attracted or repelled by a magnet? Explain how you know.

HINT: SCIN

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Steel paper clip

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Iron nail

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Copper penny

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Multiple Choice

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Which of the following best describes thermal energy?

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Energy from the sun

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Energy that results from the movement of molecules

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Energy stored in chemical bonds

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Energy from nuclear reactions

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Multiple Choice

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To find out how hot or cold something is, scientists use a tool called a thermometer. A thermometer measures the temperature, which tells us how much thermal energy something has. The more thermal energy an object has, the faster its particles move and the warmer it feels.

Temperature is measured in degrees. In science, we usually use degrees Celsius (°C), and in the United States, we often use degrees Fahrenheit (°F).

What is the unit used for temperature?

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degrees
2
joules
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liters
4
meters

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Hotspot

As molecules move faster, or thermal energy increases, the liquid in the thermometer takes up more volume. As molecules move slower, or thermal energy decreases, the liquid in the thermometer takes up less space. Which thermometers volume takes up less space?

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Fill in the Blanks

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Open Ended

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Why are metal pots, skillets, and grills used to cook food? Why are most pot handles NOT made of metal?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following materials is best suited for allowing the transfer of thermal energy?

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Plastic

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Wood

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Metal

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Glass

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Open Ended

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What are insulators and how do they function in terms of thermal energy transfer?

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Fill in the Blanks

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Open Ended

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Explain why an oven mitt is an insulator.

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Multiple Choice

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Is copper a conductor or an insulator?

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Conductor

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Insulator

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Neither

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Both

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Fill in the Blanks

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Open Ended

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What is the importance of identifying thermal conductors or thermal insulators?

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Dropdown

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Copper​



Plastic​


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Drag and Drop

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A penny is an example of a ​ ​
.
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

insulator

conductor

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Drag and Drop

​ ​
Allow heat (Thermal energy) to easily flow through them.

Slow down heat transfer and do not allow heat to easily flow through them. ​ ​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
Conductors
Insulators

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Drag and Drop

Rubber is an ​
which means it ​
allow electricity to flow.
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
Insulator
does not
Conductor
Does

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What skills does a science champion use when having a chart, graph or diagram?

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