WARM UP:
What is your temperature?
My temperature is _________F.
What is your temperature?
My temperature is _________F.
Hot, Hotter, Hottest!
This experiment will help students see how different colors absorb and reflect light. Perfect for introducing units on the color spectrum, the sun, light absorption and reflection.
Color Spectrum
This experiment will help students see how different colors absorb and reflect light. Perfect for introducing units on the color spectrum, the sun, light absorption and reflection.
- HYPOTHESIS
NOTES
C to F: Multiply the temperature by 2 and then add 30
(actual formula is multiply by 1.8, add 32)
ex: 22 C is roughly equal to 74 degrees using my method, actual conversion is 71.6
F to C: Now just work it backwards, subtract 30 from the temp. and then divide by 2
(again, actual formula constants are 1.8 and 32)
(actual formula is multiply by 1.8, add 32)
ex: 22 C is roughly equal to 74 degrees using my method, actual conversion is 71.6
F to C: Now just work it backwards, subtract 30 from the temp. and then divide by 2
(again, actual formula constants are 1.8 and 32)
PRACTICE
NEW VOCABULARY
ABSORPTION
REFLECTION
Color Spectrum
SEQUENCE for Experiment
WORD WEB
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