Lesson Plan. Recode: They will do a graphic organizer to sequence the steps of scientific method.

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Lessn Plan Reach: Ask the students if they ever ppped a bag f micrwave ppcrn and nticed hw many kernels were unppped at the bttm f the bag which made yu wnder if ther brands pp better than the ne yu are eating. In just that shrt time yu have dne tw steps f the scientific methd. Tday yu are ging t learn hw yu culd slve yur prblem using the ther steps f the scientific methd. Lessn: We will take guided ntes abut the steps f the scientific methd. I use pwerpint pictures t g alng with the ntes and as we g thrugh the ntes I will relate the steps and terms t ur ppcrn prblem. Reflect: At the end f the lessn, they will write in the jurnal sectin f the ntebk. They will reflect n the fllwing questins: What did I already knw? What did I learn? What d I nt understand? After, they fill in their jurnals, then they will share with their lab grups. Hpefully during that time, they might be able t explain t each ther the things that they might nt have understd. During that time, I will be walking arund the rm listening and prviding reinfrcement and sme further explanatin if needed. Recde: They will d a graphic rganizer t sequence the steps f scientific methd. Rehearse: We will perfrm a lab t rehearse the steps f the scientific methd. During the lab they students will need t identify which step f the scientific methd they are perfrming. They will als practice analyzing their data and frming a cnclusin that they will cmmunicate with the class. Anther way we will rehearse, is they will have a hmewrk assignment where they will be reading an example experiment. They will identify the steps f the scientific methd in the example and they will als identify the parts f the experiment. Review: The lab grups will cnstruct a mind map pster f the steps f the scientific methd and share their psters with the class. Retrieve: The students will have a written assessment n the scientific methd.

Bilgy Chapter 1 pages 11-18 The Methds f Bilgy Scientific methds Steps f the scientific methd 1. 2. Identify the r a 3. 4. Frm a - 5. yur hypthesis Experiment Cntrl Independent variable Dependent variable 6. yur Usually the frm the experiment is rganized int r 7. yur data 8. yur results 9. yur results Thery Law

Bilgy Chapter 1 Minilab 1.3 Name and # Date Egg Hatching Objective: T cnduct an investigatin t determine what causes ty eggs t hatch. Materials: Tw eggs Tw beakers Ht water Cld water Prcedure: 1. Gather materials. 2. Observe the eggs and recrd yur bservatins in the data table belw. 3. Place ne egg in each beaker. 4. Frm a hypthesis as t which water temperature will cause the eggs t hatch the fastest and write it in the space belw. 5. Pur 100 ml f ht water int ne beaker, and 100 ml f cld water int the ther beaker at the same time. 6. Stir the water in each beaker fr ne minute. 7. Recrd yur bservatins in the table belw. Hypthesis: Data Table: Appearance f the Egg Eggs Befre Treatment Egg in Ht Water Egg in Cld water Analyze Answer the fllwing questins in cmplete sentences: 1. Did the results supprt yur hypthesis? If n, hw wuld yu revise yur hypthesis knwing this new infrmatin?

2. What is the independent variable in this experiment? 3. What is the dependent variable in this experiment?

Bilgy Independent and Dependent Variable Practice 1 Name and # Date Directins: Please identify the independent and dependent variables in the fllwing descriptins f experiments: 1. Students watched a cartn either alne r with thers and then rated hw funny they fund the cartn t be. 2. A cmprehensin test was given t students after they had studied textbk material either in silence r with the televisin turned n. 3. Sme elementary schl teachers were tld that a child s parents were cllege graduates, and ther teachers were tld that the child s parents had nt finished high schl; they then rated the child s academic ptential. 4. Wrkers at a cmpany were assigned t ne f tw cnditins: One grup cmpleted a stress management training prgram; anther grup f wrkers did nt participate in the training. The number f sick days taken by these wrkers was examined fr the tw subsequent mnths. 5. Students at a University were split int tw grups and each received a different text fr a philsphy curse. Once grup received a traditinal text bk, while the ther received an interactive textbk n a tablet cmputer. After the curse, the final exam marks between the tw grups f students was cmpared. 1 https://www.amal.k12.nf.ca/amal/pluginfile.php?file=/14847/.../variable+wrksheet..

Bilgy Thinking Critically Name and # Date Directins read the fllwing infrmatin abut a student s experiment and then answer the questins that fllw in cmplete sentences. A student nticed that when a dg is cut, the dg peridically licks its wunds. Usually after a few days, the wund begins t heal withut ever shwing signs f infectin. The fllwing steps utline the student s line f reasning: A. I wnder why the dg s wund desn t becme infected. B. The dg s saliva must prevent the grwth f infected-causing bacteria. C. I ll btain a bacterial culture and grw the same kind f bacteria in tw identical culture dishes. Once the bacteria start grwing, I ll add dg saliva t nly ne f the dishes and leave the ther alne. I ll cver bth dishes. Then I ll bserve what happens each day fr a week. D. Even after adding the dg saliva t ne f the dishes, the bacteria cntinued t grw in bth dishes ver the curse f the week. Hwever, the bacteria in the treated dish grew mre slwly than the bacteria in the untreated dish. E. I think I ll try smething else. I ll start with tw identical culture dishes, as befre, and use the same kind f bacteria in each dish, but this time I ll treat ne dish with dg saliva befre I add the bacteria. I ll bserve what happens each day fr a week. 1. What part f the scientific methd is illustrated in step A? 2. What part f the scientific methd is illustrated in step B? 3. What is the independent variable in the student s experimental design? 4. What is the dependent variable? 5. What is the cntrl? 6. Why were bth dishes cvered?

The scientific methd