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Immerse your students in the many and fascinating complexities of Earth with this comprehensive Earth Science resource. It includes more than 100 activities to extend and enhance your earth science unit. True-to-life drawings aid students as they learn about a wide variety of topics including Earth’s moving plates, the night sky, tomorrow’s weather forecasting, and the solar system. The pages are rich in content vocabulary study and offer a variety of exercises and activities with great student appeal. This book will serve as an excellent supplement to your earth science curriculum.

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A Scientist's Equipment

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alcohol lampbeaker

Bunsen burnerdropper

flaskfunnel

graduated cylinderring stand

test tube test tube clamp

thermometer

Scientists use many different kinds of special equipment in a laboratory.

Label each piece of equipment.

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How Long Is It?

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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.


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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.

cmcm2 cm3

g

kgkmLm

mgmLmm

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


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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.

beamsdouble pan balance

masspan

panspointer

riderstriple beam balance

Name each balance and label the parts. The words in the word bank may be used more than once.

Balance: _________________________

Balance: _________________________


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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

1. _______ g

3. _______ g

2. _______ g

4. _______ g


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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.

1. __________________________________ 4. __________________________________

2. __________________________________ 5. __________________________________

3. __________________________________ 6. __________________________________


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Celsius vs. Fahrenheit


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3237

6898.6

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The thermometer compares the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales. Label the temperatures on the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales.


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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.

1. _______ mL 5. _______ mL

2. _______ mL 6. _______ mL

3. _______ mL 7. _______ mL

4. _______ mL 8. _______ mL


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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.

atomic massatomic number

electrons in outer shellelement’s name

element’s symbol

C6

carbon12.01115

24

H1

hydrogen1.00797

1

Li3

lithium6.941

21

Be4

beryllium9.0122

22

Na11

sodium22.9898

281 Mg

12

magnesium24.305

2

28

K19

potassium39.0983

2881 Cg

20

calcium40.08

2

288

Sc21

scandium44.956

2

2

89 Ti

22

titanium47.88

2

210

8

V23

vanadium50.942

2

2

811 Cr

24

chromuim51.996

2

131

8

Mn25

manganese54.9380

2

2

813 Fe

26

iron55.847

2

2148

Co27

cobalt58.9332

2

2

815 Ni

28

nickel58.69

2

2168

Rb37

rubidium85.4678

281881 Sr

38

strontium87.62

2

188

82 Y

39

yttrium88.905

281892 Zr

40

zirconium91.22

2

188

102 Nb

41

niobium92.906

28

121

18 Mo42

molybdenum95.94

2

188

131 Tc

43

technetium(98)

28

18132 Ru

44

ruthenium101.07

2

188

151 Rh

45

rhodium102.905

28

18161 Pd

46

palladium106.4

2

188

180

Cs55

cesium132.905

28181881 Ba

56

barium137.33

2

188

1882

57–71RareEarth

ElementsHf72

hafnium178.49

2

188

32102

Ta73

tantalum180.948

28

1832112

W74

tungsten183.85

2

188

32122

Re75

rhenium186.2

28

1832132 Os

76

osmium190.2

2

188

32142

Ir77

iridium192.2

28

1832152 Pt

78

platinum195.09

2

188

32171

Fr87

francium(223)

2818321881

Ra88

radium(226.0254)

2

188

321882

89–103

ActinideSeries Rf

104

rutherfordium(261)

2

188

3232102

Db105

dubnium(262)

28

183232112

Sg106

seaborgium(263)

2

188

3232122

Bh107

bohrium(262)

28

183232132

Hs108

hassium(265)

2

188

3232142

Mt109

meitnerium(266)

28

183232152

Uun110

ununnilium(269)

2

188

3232171

5. _______ mL

6. _______ mL

7. _______ mL

8. _______ mL


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Chemical Symbols Crossword


calciumcarbon

gold

heliumhydrogen

iodine

leadmercuryoxygen

silversodiumsulfur

Across 3. Pb

4. O

6. He

8. Au

9. Na

11. C

12. Ag

Down

1. Ca

2 H

5. S

7. Hg

10. I

Complete the crossword puzzle by matching the symbols to the names of the elements.

1

3

6

9

7

10

12

11

4

8

5

2


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