'Make observations' presentation slideshows

Scientific Method

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Ooblek Observations

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DO NOW ACTIVITY ( D.N.A )

Date: 8/11 &12 Lesson Title: Observation vs. Inference. DO NOW ACTIVITY ( D.N.A ). 1.) As scientists, why do we perform experiments? Write down 3 observations you can make about this classroom? 2.) Look at the image below. Write down what it is, and how you know.

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The Science Fair

The Science Fair. Getting Started. How do I go from this? to that?. Science Fair: Overview. Science Fair. Title Page Topics Brainstorm Question Background Research Hypothesis Materials and Procedures Data Collection Results Conclusion. The Science Fair.

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Warm Up

Warm Up. Burning Cash Cloud in a Bottle Obtain a page of loose leaf paper and a pencil You will be working through the Scientific Method while watching videos of quick science experiments. The Scientific Method. Unit 1: Section 1. Essential Questions.

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SoTL and the Use of Cases and PBL

SoTL and the Use of Cases and PBL. Presented by: SCN and the ASM Biology Scholars Program May 16, 2013 SCN PreConference Workshop ASMCUE, Denver CO. SCN is funded by NSF RCN-UBE # 1062049. What is SoTL?. Scholarly Teaching: using research findings to made pedagogical decisions

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IMPACT OF OCEAN OBSERVATIONS ON HURRICANE IRENE INTENSITY FORECASTS

IMPACT OF OCEAN OBSERVATIONS ON HURRICANE IRENE INTENSITY FORECASTS. S. Glenn , O. Schofield, J. Kohut , H. Roarty , J. Kerfoot , M. Oliver , H. Seim , G. Seroka , L. Palamara , W. Boicourt , W. Brown, L. Atkinson. U. M iddle A tlantic R egional A ssociation

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Scientific Investigation, Reasoning, and Logic

Scientific Investigation, Reasoning, and Logic. Grade 1 SOL 1.1 Created by; Kim Smith. 25. What is an EXPERIMENT?. A game on T.V. A fair test used to answer a question. 25. What is an OBSERVATION?. Something we ride Something we see. 25. What is a PREDICTION?.

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CoAX Stand-alone Contributions DARPA Briefing - November 2000

DARPA. CoAX Stand-alone Contributions DARPA Briefing - November 2000 Dartmouth College, UMichigan, MIT Sloan, Coalition Agents eXperiment (CoAX) http://www.aiai.ed.ac.uk/project/coax/. Stand-alone Contributions. Dartmouth Field Observation Agent MIT Robustness Service

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Summer Chemistry 2012

Summer Chemistry 2012. Please check your audio and video If you have problems please call Karen at 505 -771-1274 We will start soon!. What will we cover?. How will it work?. Attend the live lectures OR watch the recordings of the live lectures once a week.

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Scientific Inquiry and the Scientific Method

Scientific Inquiry and the Scientific Method. Understanding the World Around Us. Vocabulary Introduction. Observations/Facts you make with your senses that you know to be true . Quantitative : numbers Qualitative : descriptions that cannot be put in numbers. Vocabulary Introduction.

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Where can we find bacteria?

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Soil, Water, and Plants

Soil, Water, and Plants. By PresenterMedia.com. Scientific Investigation Process. Wheel of Scientific Investigation. Step 1: Make Observations. Record your observations about the soil samples in your response journals. Sample bags contain: Rocks/Gravel Clay Sand Topsoil.

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Parachute Egg Drop Challenge

Parachute Egg Drop Challenge. January 31, 2013. Background. Air resistance is the force that opposes the motion of objects through air. The amount of air resistance acting on an object depends on the size, shape, and speed of the object. Air resistance and the Parachute

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Essential Question??? Does Evidence Support the Theory of Evolution?

Essential Question??? Does Evidence Support the Theory of Evolution?. Cartoon: members.aol.com/kiekeben/ darwin.gif. What is this???. Describe this specimen. What do you observe? Is this a terrestrial or marine animal? What anatomical features support your hypothesis?

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OBSERVING EFFECTIVELY

OBSERVING EFFECTIVELY. You need to do observations regularly: throughout every day and every activity, including routines. They should be mostly short and to the point giving an accurate reflection of what occurred . Recording observations. An observation can be recorded

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Notes

Press the Right Arrow Button to Advance through the Presentation!. SPI 0807.Inq.1 (Variables and Controls). ?. Notes. Variables and Controls in Experiments Used with the scientific method. Scientific Method. (In List Format). Step 1 : Make Observations Step 2 : Ask A Question

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Observation Notes

Observation Notes. Observation -. Using your 5 senses to gather information about your surroundings. 2 types of observations. Quantitative-observations that involve numbers and measurements. Qualitative- using your 5 senses to make observations.

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Ties to NGSS and Common Core pose questions make observations collect data come to conclusions

CONNECTIONS and CONTINUITY. Earth Systems. Atmosphere. Biosphere. Hydrosphere. Pedo (Geo/ Litho )sphere. Ties to NGSS and Common Core pose questions make observations collect data come to conclusions read, write, and orally communicate explore the natural world.

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