What does the "E" stand for in CER?

What does the "R" stand for in CER?

When answering a Claim, what are you doing?

When doing CER, your evidence...

When using CER, your reasoning...

Used to measure length

Used to measure weight by moving weights on three beams

Used to magnify objects (make them look bigger)

Used to see microscopic things that cannot be seen with just your eye (germs or bacteria)

used to measure the weight of an object by using the force of gravity acting with the force of an extended spring

instrument used to measure volume (more volume than a graduated cylinder)

used to add or take away small amounts of liquid

used to protect your hands and arms

used to protect your eyes

used to protect clothing and skin from splashes or spilled chemicals

used to measure temperature

used to measure volume (less volume than a beaker)

produces a magnetic field, attracts materials such as iron and repels other magnets

used to measure the weight of items

During class, you NEVER want to...

If you see something unsafe, broken, or spilled, you want to...

When is it OK to reach across an open flame?

What is an example of wearing safety equipment properly?

What does the scientific method do?

What does the engineering method do?

Science is the body of ______ of the world around us

Science uses varied approaches to generate knowledge using the _________

Which part of the Scientific Method is shown: What do you want to know?

What part of the Scientific Method is shown: An educated guess. An "If, Then" statement.

What part of the scientific method is shown: Test your hypothesis.

What part of the scientific method is shown: What are the results? What happened?

What part of the scientific method is shown: Was your hypothesis correct? Why?

_______________ seeks to design solutions for problems, needs and wants.

_______________ seeks to design solutions for problems, needs and wants.

What part of the engineering method is shown: What is the problem?

What part of the engineering method is shown: Brainstorm ideas.

What part of the engineering method is shown: Draw out your ideas. What materials do you need?

What part of the engineering method is shown: Build it, make your idea come to life.

What part of the engineering method is shown: What can we do better?

"There are more boys in the class than girls." What part of CER is shown?

"According to the graph, there is a greater number of boys in the class than girls." What part of CER is being used?

"There are 6 more boys than girls in the class." What part of CER is shown?

Mrs. Cunningham wants to know how long Anthonys hair is. What scientific tool can she use?

In science class, Mrs. Scobel weighed a piece of metal by moving weights on three beams. What scientific tool did she use?

Mrs. Buckley wanted to make the words bigger in the work book. What scientific tool could she use?

Matt went fishing. He wanted to know how much his fish weighed. What scientific tool did he use?

In science class, we wanted to measure a large amount of volume. What scientific tool did we use?

During a lab, Mrs. Della wanted to put small drops of liquid from one cup to another. What scientific tool could she use?

Mrs. Stephanie just had her nails done. She had to dig in the dirt to plant some flowers. What scientific tool can she use so that her nails don't get messed up?

Rowan wanted to protect his eyes from any chemicals during the experiment. What scientific tool would he use?

Anna Beth did not want to get any chemicals on her clothes while doing an experiment. What lab tool could she use to protect her skin and clothes?

Trae wanted to know if it was too hot to play outside. What scientific tool could he use to see if it's too hot?

In science class, we wanted to measure 5mL of water. What scientific tool could we use?

Opposites attract! Positives connect to negatives. Positives repel positives and negatives repel negatives. Can pick up metal objects. What scientific tool is this?

If you want to know how much you weigh, you could use this scientific tool.

True or False: Always listen to your teacher

True or False: Never pay attention

True or False: Do not play with safety supplies

True or False: It is safe to run around the classroom

True or False: If you see something unsafe, you should tell your teacher immediately

Brenna noticed that Hanna spilled an unknown substance during a science experiment. What should she do?

Hayley accidentally broke a light bulb in science class. What should she do?

True or False: Reaching across an open flame is NEVER acceptable

Scott wants to know "can plants grow without soil?" What part of the scientific method is this?

Lucy searches different sources to see how long a cactus can live without getting water. What part of the scientific method is this?

Karlie says, "If I eat a blue snowball, Then my tongue will turn blue." What part of the scientific method is this?

Eli begins testing his hypothesis to see if he is correct. What part of the scientific method is this?

After completing his experiment, Gary looked at his results to see what happened during the experiment. What part of the scientific method is this?

Once Maizee completed her experiment and read her data, she realized that her experiment proved her hypothesis to be correct. She made a statement and said why she was correct. What part of the scientific method is this?

Glynn notices a problem. What step of the Engineering Method is this?

Justice begins to brainstorm different ideas to help her solve her problem. What step of the Engineering method is this?

Bella begins drawing out her ideas after she brainstormed and seeing what materials she needs. What part of the Engineering Method is she using?

Alan starts building to make his idea/plan brought to life. What part of the Engineering Method is this?

After the Belle Chasse bridge was built, we soon realized the issue. Every time a boat needs to pass, the bridge has to go up and causes traffic to build up. We need to come up with a better solution. What part of the Engineering Method is this?

Why don't we see stars in the daytime sky?

The Sun is small. Agree or Disagree.

Are there any stars between Earth and Sun?

What is the biggest star in our solar system?

What is the biggest star in our galaxy?

What galaxy do we live in?

What type of scientist studies stars, planets and space?

What type of scientist studies people and cultures from long ago?

What type of book do you use to look up information?

What shape is Earth most closely compared to?

A model of Earth:

Throughout the day, the sun appears to be moving. Is this correct?

1 inch = 1 mile. What is this an example of?

Earth is close to the sun. Explain.

When you are near something, the size...

When you are further away from something, the size...

How many stars are in our solar system?

Stars look small because

What is a constellation?

Where are most asteroids found?

What is a light year?

If you were traveling towards a star, what would happen to the brightness?

Only star in our solar system?

Huge object in space that gives off heat and light

To make a picture in your mind

Measurements recorded in an investigation

Studies stars, planets, and the universe

Made to help answer questions

The sun, the planets, and the objects the orbit the sun are a part of

To try to find out something

a scientist who studies stars, planets, and other objects in the universe

an arrangement of stars as seen from Earth

observations or measurements recorded in an investigation

a period of time that is 24 hours long and includes daytime and nighttime

the planet we live on in our solar system

information that supports an answer to a question

a description of how something works or why something happens

the pull between Earth and other objects, which acts even without touching

an attempt to find out about something

something scientists make to answer questions about the real world

to move in a regular path around something, either a place or another object

something we observe to be similar over and over again

the sun, the planets that orbit the sun, and other objects that orbit the sun

describes how something that spins turns around itself

a huge object in space that gives off heat and light

the only star in our solar system

to make a picture in your mind using information from different sources

the length of time it takes for Earth to orbit the sun one time

the sun is visible in daytime, and the stars are visible during nighttime. This happens over and over.

Scientists plan investigations to answer their ______________

When scientists plan an investigation, what do they NOT investigate?

How long is a day

the sun appears to move by rising and setting in the sky, but it is actually the Earth

How many times does Earth spin each day?

If we are directly facing the sun, what are we experiencing?

If we are directly facing the stars, what are we experiencing?

True or False: There are times when the moon and sun are on the same side

Earth pulls objects, including people, down toward the ground with the force of

What object uses gravity to pull down

What direction is considered "up"

What direction is considered "down"

How is it possible that "up" can change for us?

Ex: sometimes up is toward the sun, sometimes up is toward the stars...

Why can't you see the sun and moon in the sky at noon and midnight?

uses scientific language/vocabulary and is written for an audience.

Throughout the year, we see different stars because of our location, but every year on the same date, we see...

A __________________ can cause your data to be inaccurate

How long does it take Earth to orbit the sun?

Patterns can help scientists make

The Earth _________ and __________ around the sun.

Why is it important to record everything you observe?

Long ago people used the stars for various things. Which of the following is NOT something they used the stars for?

The only star in our solar system is _______.

The largest star in our galaxy