Vocabulary Vocabulary FoldableFoldable

Matter, Mass, Volume, Matter, Mass, Volume, Weight, Meniscus and Weight, Meniscus and

InertiaInertia

Make a Six Flap FoldableMake a Six Flap Foldable

►Take a blank piece of paperTake a blank piece of paper►Look at the example of a six flap foldableLook at the example of a six flap foldable►Fold paper in half (lengthwise)Fold paper in half (lengthwise)►Open it up and fold in the two sides to Open it up and fold in the two sides to

make doorsmake doors►Use scissors to cut doorsUse scissors to cut doors►Compare yours with the example givenCompare yours with the example given

DirectionsDirections

►Write the Write the vocabulary words vocabulary words on the outside doorson the outside doors

►Write the definition Write the definition on the inside flapon the inside flap

► Each word give an Each word give an example (it can be a example (it can be a written example or written example or a drawing)a drawing)

Vocabulary WordsVocabulary Words(write on outside flaps of (write on outside flaps of

foldable)foldable)

►MATTERMATTER►MASSMASS►VOLUMEVOLUME►WEIGHTWEIGHT►MENISCUSMENISCUS►INERTIAINERTIA

MatterMatter►Anything Anything that has that has mass and mass and takes up takes up space.space.

Now, give an exampleNow, give an example

►Put an example – can be a Put an example – can be a written example or a drawingwritten example or a drawing

►Open the textbook and use Open the textbook and use pictures to helppictures to help

►Page 4 will helpPage 4 will help

MassMass

►The amount of matter in an The amount of matter in an objectobject

Now Give Your ExampleNow Give Your Example

►Again, use your Again, use your book to help book to help out (page 7)out (page 7)

VolumeVolume

►The amount The amount of space an of space an object takes object takes upup

Example Please for VolumeExample Please for Volume

►Books are Books are real helpfulreal helpful

►Page 4Page 4

WeightWeight

►The amount of gravitational pull The amount of gravitational pull on an object.on an object.

►(can be measured using a scale)(can be measured using a scale)

Example Example PleasePlease

MeniscusMeniscus►The curve of The curve of

liquid in a liquid in a cylindercylinder

►Look at the Look at the bottom of the bottom of the curve to curve to measuremeasure

Example pleaseExample please

►Page 5 will help you on this Page 5 will help you on this oneone

InertiaInertia►The amount The amount

an object an object does not want does not want to moveto move

ExampleExample

►Think about it (use page 8)Think about it (use page 8)

►What object would have move inertia? What object would have move inertia? ►A sponge, or a brick? (same size or A sponge, or a brick? (same size or

volume)volume)

►Why?Why?

You are finished with your You are finished with your foldablefoldable

► Take one more look Take one more look to make sure you to make sure you have all the wordshave all the words

► You will have a quiz You will have a quiz next class period so next class period so take the foldable take the foldable with you to studywith you to study