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Investigation Question 3:
How much can air temperature change during a day?

Preparation

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What to do

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Assessment

Preparation

Teaching and Learning Focus

Your students now have an understanding of how a thermometer works and the way in which they can be use to measure temperature. In this investigation question, your students use a thermometer to measure and record the temperature of air outside and inside their school over a period of time.

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Materials Needed

For each group:

  1. Thermometer calibrated in Fahrenheit and Centigrade
  2. Recording chart (see blackline master)
  3. Clipboard (optional)
  4. Pencil
  5. Clock or watch

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Safety

This investigation is considered generally safe to do with students. Please review the investigation for your specific setting, materials, students, and conventional safety precautions.

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