Science 10                               Mr. R. Klassen

 

Feb 13

Data Booklet – provincial this year

Expectations-  desk, headphones, lates, tests,

Course Outline -  safety, measurement…

Science defined….  (fire demo)

 

Earth Sc. Intro – prep for the video  conference ( assignment)

 

UNIT I. APPLICATIONS OF SCIENCE          Feb 14     

 

I. SAFETY                              

1.           Unsafe Activities : role play, summary (activity,result)

2.           Safety Equipment : photos of equipment, lab tour

Exits, Fire extinguisher, eyewash, shower, fumehood, eyeware, first-aid kit

3.              Safety Symbols

4.              (Safety video?)

 

SAFETY RULES

Class/Lab Rules

1.            No food in lab, wash your hands, be clean!

2.            Use proper safety equipment: goggles, fire extinguisher, eyewash, first-aid, shower, fume hood

3.           Chemicals- read labels, be careful, dispose of properly,

4.           Be familiar with science procedures – Bunsen burner, pouring  properly

5.           Listen to the teacher, ask questions, report accidents

 

 


II. MEASUREMENT                            Feb. 15

 

1.            Metric System Conversions : prefixes, diagram, practice

                                                                                                                     

 

Examples:

 

a.            0.45 kg  = 450 g

b.           185 cm  = 1.85 m

c.               357 μl   = 0.357 ml

d.           725 ng  = 0.000725 mg

e.               445 m   = 0.445 km

f.    27 dl      = 2.7 L

 

 

2.                       Measurement Lab: stations, table to fill in, discussion

 

Calculations:

volume of box in cm3 = ml = length x width x height

 

volume of a cylinder in cm3 = ml = radius squared x pi (π) x height

 

density in g/mL =  mass/volume

 

Experimental Data:

 

Precision = how accurate it measures,  the detail that can be measured

                   A balance that measures to 0.01 of a gram is more precise than a scale that measures to the nearest kg.

 

Accuracy = how well the equipment measures or works, errors can affect this

The measurement was inaccurate because the student read it wrong, or the balance wasn’t working properly.

 

* Quiz

 

III. SCIENTIFIC METHOD

 

Controlled Experiment

 

1.  Start with a question ( PURPOSE or PROBLEM):

Does listening to music help you concentrate better?

 

2.  HYPOTHESIS (guess):

-music will have an effect

-music will not have an effect

 

3.  EXPERIMENT

- A designed plan to measure and test the hypothesis

- In a controlled experiment, two groups are set up,

  Keep all factors the same except for one (variables).

  Measure the differences in the two groups.

 

Memorize 5 words without music = control group

   Memorize 5 words with music = experimental group

   Keeping all other factors the same: time, motion, temperature, difficulty of words, length of words

 

Discovery Lab: PSL with temp. probes

 

Communication

 

Research Referencing with handout (Bibliography)

Technology(application) vs science

 

Research Assignment (Synthesis)

Topic

Date Assigned/Due