5-8. Grades. Great extension activities for earth science units. Correlated to standards. Comprehensive array of earth science topics

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1 Grades 5- CD Great extension activities for earth science units Correlated to standards Comprehensive array of earth science topics Fascinating true-tolife illustrations

2 A Scientist's Equipment Scientists use many different kinds of special equipment in a laboratory. Label each piece of equipment. alcohol lamp beaker Bunsen burner dropper flask funnel graduated cylinder ring stand test tube test tube clamp thermometer Carson-Dellosa CD-04640

3 How Long Is It? The meter is the standard unit of measurement when measuring the length of an object or the distance between two objects. Use kilometer, meter, centimeter, or millimeter to label the unit used to measure each object. Carson-Dellosa CD-04640

4 The Long and Short of It Weight, length, area, and volume are properties of matter that scientists can measure. Scientists use the units of grams, meters, and liters to measure these properties. Write the abbreviation for each unit of measurement. Unit of Measure Abbreviation gram kilogram milligram meter kilometer centimeter millimeter square centimeters cubic centimeters liter milliliter cm cm cm 3 g kg km L m mg ml mm Carson-Dellosa CD

5 Balances The mass of an object can be measured using a balance. Two common types of balances are the triple beam balance and the double pan balance. Name each balance and label the parts. The words in the word bank may be used more than once. Balance: Balance: beams double pan balance mass pan pans pointer riders triple beam balance 4 Carson-Dellosa CD-04640

6 Reading a Double Pan Balance To determine the weight of an object using a double pan balance, find the sum of masses needed to balance the two pans. Do this by making the pointer on the balance line up with the indicated line. Find the mass of each object. Masses. g. g 3. g 4. g Carson-Dellosa CD

7 Reading a Triple Beam Balance To determine the mass or weight of an object using a triple beam balance, find the sum of the masses shown on the riders. Find the mass indicated on each triple beam balance Carson-Dellosa CD-04640

8 Celsius vs. Fahrenheit The thermometer compares the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales. Label the temperatures on the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales Carson-Dellosa CD

9 Reading a Graduated Cylinder Small quantities of a liquid can be measured using a graduated cylinder. Notice how the liquid curves up the side of the cylinder. To get an accurate reading, read the measurement at the bottom of the curve, or meniscus. Read and record each volume.. ml 5. ml. ml 6. ml 3. ml 7. ml 4. ml. ml Carson-Dellosa CD-04640

10 Periodic Table of the Elements The periodic table gives a lot of information about each element. Label the information that the words, numbers, and letters represent for each element. H hydrogen Li lithium 6.94 Na sodium.99 K 9 potassium Rb 37 rubidium Cs cesium Fr francium (3) Be 4 beryllium 9.0 Mg magnesium Cg calcium Sr strontium 7.6 Ba 3 56 barium Y 3 radium (6.054) Ra Sc scandium yttrium Rare Earth Elements 9 03 Actinide Series Ti titanium Zr zirconium 9. 7 Hf hafnium Rf rutherfordium (6) 0 0 V 3 vanadium Nb 3 0 niobium Ta tantalum W C 6 carbon.05 4 Cr chromuim Mo molybdenum tungsten 3.5 Db Sg dubnium (6) seaborgium (63) 4 Mn 5 manganese Tc 3 technetium (9) 75 Re 3 3 rhenium 6. Bh 07 bohrium (6) 3 3 Fe 6 iron Ru 3 3 ruthenium Os osmium hassium (65) Hs 4 5 Co 7 cobalt Rh 3 4 rhodium Ir iridium Mt meitnerium (66) 5 6 Ni nickel Pd 3 5 palladium Pt platinum Uun ununnilium (69) atomic mass atomic number electrons in outer shell element s name element s symbol Carson-Dellosa CD

11 Chemical Symbols Crossword Complete the crossword puzzle by matching the symbols to the names of the elements Across Down 3. Pb. Ca 4. O H 6. He 5. S. Au 7. Hg 9. Na 0. I. C. Ag calcium carbon gold helium hydrogen iodine lead mercury oxygen silver sodium sulfur 0 Carson-Dellosa CD-04640