| Standard Description | Objectives |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #01: Temperature is the measure of how hot or cold a substance is.
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02. Estimate temperatures of varying substances using means other than thermometer. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #02: A thermometer is required for accurate temperature measurement.
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02. Measure the temperature to an accuracy of 1 Celsius degree. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #02: A thermometer is required for accurate temperature measurement.
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03. Identify instances where accurate temperature measurement is important. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #01: Temperature is the measure of how hot or cold a substance is.
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03. Compare the estimated temperatures with actual temperatures. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #03: Thermometers have been calibrated with respect to agreed upon fixed points.
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02. Build and calibrate a thermometer. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #03: Thermometers have been calibrated with respect to agreed upon fixed points.
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03. Measure the temperature of varying substances using the built thermometer. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #03: Thermometers have been calibrated with respect to agreed upon fixed points.
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04. Compare the accuracy of the built thermometer by comparing the temperature measurements obtained with the built thermometer to those obtained using a laboratory thermometer. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #04: A thermometer's structure, design and materials are related to its function.
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01. Describe different types of thermometers: liquid, gas, bimetallic strip and thermocouples. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #04: A thermometer's structure, design and materials are related to its function.
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02. Measure temperature change using each of the above thermometers. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #04: A thermometer's structure, design and materials are related to its function.
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03. Describe how the structure, design and materials of a thermometer are related to its function. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #03: Thermometers have been calibrated with respect to agreed upon fixed points.
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05. Suggest ways of improving the built thermometer. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 04. Measuring Temperature
- Concept #06: Thermometers work because of the uniform expansion and contraction of specific substances.
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01. Using knowledge of expansion and contraction, explain how liquids, gas and bimetallic strip thermometers work. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 05. Chemicals and You
- Concept #01: Survey techniques are valid means of collecting scientific data.
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03. Analyze data through grouping respondents and tallying results. |
Science Curriculum (based on Newfoundland website)
- Grade 07
- 07. Doing an Independent Science Project
- Concept #12: Data can be efficiently recorded, presented and interpreted through the use of charts, tables, and graphs.
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02. Analyze the data, using the charts, tables and graphs, so as to decide upon a conclusion to the investigation. |