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What office material could we use to conduct electrical energy?
A metal Paper clip
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What is a variable?
The only thing that changes in an experiment.
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Where direction does the sun appear to rise from in the morning? Where does it appear to set? Why do I write 'appear to rise/set'?
It appears to rise in the east and set in the west. We say appears to move because it is not moving. The Earth is moving so it looks like the sun is moving but the sun does not ever move.
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What is a producer
An organism that makes it's own food from the sun
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What did we start each science class out doing for the first two months of school?
Matter of the Day
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How can you separate a solution of sugar and water?
By evaporating the water and taking out the sugar.
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Why can you not have more than one variable in an experiment?
If there were more than one variable then there would be no way of knowing what the results of the experiment were coming from?
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What is weathering, deposition and erosion?
WED
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What is a omnivore?
A consumer that eats both meat and plants
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What was your favorite science activity in the classroom this year?
multiple answers
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What is the order from least dense to most dense in a density tower?
oil, dish soap, milk, honey, corn syrup
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How many paths does a parallel circuit have?
more than one path
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List the parts of the water cycle
Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff and accumulation
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What is an adaptation?
A trait that helps an organism to survive in it's particular environment.
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What is the helpful hint to know which directions the sun appears to move in?
EW!!!!!!
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How do you know if a substance dissolves into a solvent?
The substance will appear to have disappeared and the solvent will look like it did before.
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What are the key words for reflection and refraction?
Bounce and bend
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What causes the different seasons?
Revolution and the tilt of the Earth.
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What is a structure and its function?
A structure is a body part of a plant or animal and it's function is what purpose it serves the plant or animal.
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What project did we do show the weathering of rocks?
The sugar cube shake
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What is volume and the example Ms Watson always gives in reference to it?
Volume is how much space something takes up. When you go into a bathtub the water rises because your body is taking up the space sop the water level increases.
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What is a giveaway word for refraction?
Lens
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What is the difference between weather and climate?
Weather is the temperature and cloud conditions at any given moment or in the short term (this weekend). Climate is the average temperature and cloud conditions over a log period of time in a particular place.
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What are trace fossils?
These are preserved remains of behaviors.
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Who is the best teacher in the fifth grade?
Ms Watson duh
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