Monday, June 8, 2020
Young Explorers Chemistry and Physics: Displacement and Volume
Our little household is doing Chemistry and Physics this summer with Paul, ten. Ordinarily, he goes to camps and VBS—all canceled. We are doing a few hours of School every day. Paul did the volume Try-it in Lesson 1. My husband, Rob, added the calipers. Paul measured volume of several objects by displacement and by direct measurement with calipers. This activity is more of a lab. It even has a hypothesis. Which method is more accurate. Paul measured several objects both ways. He wrote up the lab in the Notebooking Journal. Scan a copy of the lab for your digital portfolio.
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