The Sun!

Josh looked outside the classroom window and observed a snake lying on a rock in the Sun.  Josh shared with the class why the snake chose that location.  What is the best reason that the Snake is lying on the rock?  

• The rock absorbs GASES from the air, to keep the snake breathing. 

• HEAT ENERGY from the Sun warms the rock, to keep the snake's body temperature warm.

• SOUND ENERGY from the Sun warms the rock, to keep the snake's body temperature warm through vibrations.

• The rock traps HEAT ENERGY from the ground, to keep the snake's body temperature warm. 

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Analiz and Brissa were outside one sunny afternoon playing on the slide. When they sat on the Slide, they noticed it was hot. They decided to go back to the slide after dinner when it was dark outside. What did they most likely notice when they returned to the slide later when it was dark? 

• The metal was the same temperature as before. 

• The metal was just as hot as it was that afternoon. 

• The metal was cooler than in the afternoon. 

• The metal was even hotter than in the afternoon. 

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Why would an ice cube in the sun melt FASTER than one in the shade?

• The ice cubes in the Sun had more mass than the ice cubes in the shade. 

• The ice cubes in the shade absorbed more heat energy from the Sun.  

• Heat energy decreases when the Sun is not directly on the ice.

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Mrs. Cooke Class goes to recess at 9:00

Mrs. Simonsen's Class goes to recess at 11:00 (lunch time)

Mrs. Cotto's Class goes to lunch at 1:00

What can we INFER about the temperature during recess?

• The temperature was highest during Ms. Cooke's recess class. 

• Mrs. Cotto's class had the lowest temperature during recess. 

• The temperature during Ms. Cooke's recess was not as high as the other two classes. 

• There was no difference in temperature for the three classes. 

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Which is better?

• Iready

• Quizizz

• Ginkit

2 jars were filled with 2ounces of water.

One jar was placed in the sun the other inside.

After 1 hour:

Jar 1 - the water's temp was 70 degrees

Jar 2 - the water's temp was 82 degrees

We can infer that...

• Jar 1 is inside

• Jar 2 is outside

• Jar 2 is inside

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Are you hotter standing in the direct sun or in the shade on a warm day,

• in the sun

• in the shade

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Heat energy from the Sun warms the rock, to keep a lizard’s body temperature warm.  Draw a picture of the event.

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