ESOL SCIENCE FOUNDATIONS-NOTEBOOK

Science 🧪🥼Notebook 📓

1. Where should I store my science notebook after class?

• 1. On the classroom floor.

• 1. In my backpack.

• 1. in my bedroom.

• 1. In the designated area in the classroom 🏫. 

Answer explanation

Keep your notebook 📓 in the classroom and on the bookshelf.

Where should I write my name on my Science Notebook 📓?

• On the front of your Notebook 📓

• On the side of your Notebook 📓

• On the back of your Notebook 📓

• On the inside of your Notebook 📓

Answer explanation

Write it on the front!

When I write in my Science notebook, I should

• Use my phone

• Use a whiteboard

• Use a pencil

• Use a crayon

Answer explanation

Pencils are erasable!

When I start a new day in science, what is the first thing I write on the new page in my science journal?

• explore:

• materials

• date:

• objective

Answer explanation

Start with the DATE!

1. Date:

2. Explore:

3. Objective:

4. Materials:

What does "objective" mean?

• it is the PURPOSE of the activity

• it is the SUBJECT of the activity

• it is the mess we have to clean up.

• I don't know what it means.

Answer explanation

It is the PURPOSE of the activity.

Before we begin our science activity, we create a plan and gather our _____ .

• CLOTHES

• ELEPHANTS

• MATERIALS

• COFFEE

Answer explanation

We make a list of our MATERIALS. in our notebook and gather them before we beginto explore a science activity.

What is the definition of "EXPLORE?"

• to search for answers

• to investigate

• to take a look at

• to be indifferent

Answer explanation

"Explore" means:

*to take a look at

*to investigate

*to search for answers

When we measured our towers in class, we collected data. We entered that data in our notebooks. What is data. ?

• Data is how we write an essay.

• Data is the information about how tall our towers were.

• Data is how we made coffee.

• Data means we need more marshmallows

Answer explanation

Data is information that we collect to help us answer our scientific questions. After we collect our data, we can use this information to show patterns or differences to answer our science questions.

My science journal entries follow this order.

• EXPLORE

• OBJECTIVE

• DATE

• MATERIALS

Answer explanation

• TRIANGLE
• SQUARE
• CIRCLE
• RECTANGLE
• LINE