1. Warm Up 1. What is the difference between QUANTITATIVE data and QUALITATIVE data? 2. What are some examples of QUANTITATIVE data?

2. Homework Review: You pour yourself a glass of orange juice. When you take a drink, it is warm. Figure out what is wrong. Use the following steps of the scientific method: Observation, Question, Hypothesis, Experiment, Conclusion

3. Measurement Gathering QUANTITATIVE data

4. Mass Triple Beam Balance

5. Online Practice Let’s practice with the link online!

6. What is the mass below?

7. What is the mass below?

8. Quick… Turn to your neighbor and share the things that you wrote down under the information section for finding mass!

9. Now, In your group, complete the "Measuring Mass" activity

10. Warm-Up How is mass measured (what is the tool and the unit?) Explain the steps for measuring mass.

11. Quick Check What is this tool called? What are the parts called at each of the letters? C. D. B. A.

12. Quick Check cont’d. Explain how you use the tool in question 1 to find mass. What unit did we use to measure mass?

13. Volume Today we will measure volume. There are several ways to do this.

14. 1. Liquid volumes To measure the volume of a liquid, pour the liquid in a graduated cylinder and read the volume…at the bottom of the meniscus

15. Liquid volumes Practice…

16. 2. Volume of a regular solid For anything cubic, use the formula below: Volume = L x W x H 8cm 5cm 10cm **using a ruler, the volume of a cube is measures in cm3 **1cm3 = 1ml

18. Quick… Turn to your neighbor and share the things that you wrote down under the information section for each method of finding volume!

19. Now, In your group, complete the "Measuring Volume" activity

20. Super ball Soda Blue laundry detergent Green liquid Marble Rock Wooden block Free reading book Toy Car

21. Warm-Up How do we find the volume of a regular solid like a block? What is the relationship between 1 cm3 and 1 ml?

22. Super ball Soda Blue laundry detergent Green liquid Marble Rock Wooden block Free reading book Toy Car

23. B. A. D. C.

24. Warm-Up Describe in detail how you would go about finding the volume of a rock!

25. Common lab errors to avoid: Use units for data Read the question carefully; make sure your answer responds to the question Use details and supporting facts Write in complete sentences

26. Measurement; Mass and Volume Use the words associated with mass and volume to create a word web or concept map to show how they are related. Some words are provided for you, but you may add words. YOU MUST use at least the words provided. Measurement Mass Volume Balance Graduated cylinder Liquid Overflow can Solid Meniscus Grams Cube/Solid Milliliters Water displacement

27. Warm-Up What is that piece of glassware called? What is that piece of glassware called? What is that piece of equipment called?

28. Warm-Up What is 1 important thing you learned about measuring? What is 1 question you still have about measuring?