Yellow Book Science Flashcards
Safety Goggles
are worn starting in 3rd grade
Hot plate and field nets
is used in 5th grade
Temporary Magnet
Is a magnet that stays magnetized only for a relatively short period of time. Know A nail with cooper wires, the more coils the more magnetic it is
Spread sheet
is a numerical data collected during a science experiment
Non standard units of measurement
are inexact and may not be reliable over repeated trails. examples pencils, sticks, and body parts
Standard unit of measurement
used when precise and reliable measurement are needed
A ruler =
A yard stick=
A mile =
Meter=
A ruler = 12inches
A yard stick= 3 ft
A mile = 5280f
A meter=39 inches
Measuring volume
is the amount of space it takes up
Measurements are taken at the bottom of the smile
Using a graduated cylinder
Meniscus
is the curved appearance of liquid
Volume by immersion
the volume is the difference Example put water in the container (mark the measurement) drop the rock in the water (mark the measurement) then subtract to find the volume
Measuring Temperatures in Celsius and Fahrenheit
C =boiling point of water 100, 0 freezing point of water, and -273 absolute zero
F=boiling point of water 212, 32 freezing’s point of water, and absolute zero -459
Metric system developed in 1795
- easier to convert
2. more accurate
Accuracy
only as accurate as the tool used to make the measurements
Precision
degree of exactness of a measurement
Circle graph
displays data as part of a whole the circle represent 100%
Line graph
shows the relationship between two variables (data points)
Bar graph
compares individual pieces of data
Concept Maps
How ideas are linked together
5-E model
Engage-post the question Explore-plan or conduct simplex investigation Explain-use data Elaborate-extend strategies Evaluate-demonstrate
Formative assessment
STAAR test
Variables
factor that can vary or change during the course of the scientific inquiry
Independent or manipulated Variable
variable that changed in an experiment
Dependent or responding Variable
Variable that changes as a result of the manipulation
Control Variable
held constant throughout the experiment
Robert Hooke
took a look through a microscope
Galileo Galilei
object fall at the same speed
Isaac Newton
Discovered the 3 laws of motion (introducing the concept of gravity)
Charles Darwin
evolution by natural selection
Gregor Mendel
outlined the methods of heredity/genetics
Alfred Wegener
Theory of continental drift
Alexander Fleming
notice that mold kills bacteria known as Penicillin first know antibiotic
Jonas Salk
introduced first vaccine for polio
Maria Mitchell
First black women astronomer
Edith Quimby 1891*1982
determined radiation could be used in treatment of cancer
Jane Goodall 1934-present
African Gombe chimpanzee
Ellen Ochoa 1958-present
First Hispanic female astronaut in 1991
renewable energy
one that can be replenished continually
non renewable energy
can NOT be replaced within a short period of time, if at all
Geothermal
Earth’s internal heat
example geysers
hydroelectricity
water going through dams
hydroelectric plants can generate electricity
Solar
sun is an inexhaustible resource
Atmospheric cycle
- energy from the sun heats the surface
- Cool air pushes the warm air upward causing a convection current
- Air close tho the earth is heated by conduction
- movement between warm and cold air is the atmospheric cycle
Water cycle
Evaporation
Condensation
precipitation
Runoff
Rock cycle
melting and cooling=igneous=ex granite
weathering and erosion=sedimentary=ex limestone
compaction and cementation = sediment
heat and pressure=metamorphic=marble
Human body systems c30
cells tissues organs organs systems organisms
open ended question
higher order thinking open ended-Blooms
All the planets
My Very Excellent Mother
Just Served Us Nachos
mercury, Venus, earth mars=rocky planets
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune=gas planets
Summative assessment
are conducted after instruction
Gravitational
pulls any two objects toward one another
Electrical
pulling or pushing force that exist around charged particles (like charges repel, unlike attract)
Magnetic
pulling or pushing force that exists around magnet. This force attracts iron and steel
Work
the result of a force moving an object
Incline Plane
ramp
wedge
nail or an ax
Pulley
lowering down into a well of water
wheel and axle
car wheel attached to an axle
lever
teeter-totter, flat screw driver or hammer
Friction
slows the motion of a moving object
inertia
the tendency of an object to keep moving if it is in motion or to stay at rest if is not moving (Isaac Newton)
Potential Energy
stored energy (remember the car at the top of the hill has the most potential energy)
Kinetic Energy
Energy of the motion (remember if a car is going down the hill it has the most kinetic energy right before it J’s out)
Matter
is anything, living, or non living , that has mass and takes up space
atoms protons neutrons Nucleus elements compound
atoms-smallest amount of any element protons-positively charged neutrons-neutral Electrons-negatively charged nucleus-centered part elements- 109 known Compounds- two or more elements chemically combined
Which of the 4 below are elements (this is one of johns questions)
Iron and helium
Solid
definite shape and definite volume
Liquid
no definite shape by does have definite volume
gas
no shape or volume
Solid to a gas is
sublimation
Gas to a solid is
deposition
Conduction
materials ability to transfer heat or electrons
Ex-metal in a good conductor
wood is a insulator
Mass
amount of matter that an object has in it
volume
amount of space that matter takes up