Warm
UP:
Q: If
you were to design a lab for another student, what are some things you should
include??
Review
LTLT, LT & CS
Q:
What are the parts of a lab report?
-Introduction
-etc…
Q:
What is the purpose of a lab report?
-Replication
-Communication
of information
-Experimentation
Lab
Procedure
**Set
up your notebook to look like mine:
What
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Purpose
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Look
Like
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Include
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***Hand
out examples of lab procedures
With
a partner, analyze the examples, and answer the following questions ….. hint, think about our honey
and jelly
sandwiches
Q: What is a lab procedure?
*A list of detailed instructions on
how to complete the lab. Also known as practices and procedures.
It is a set
of guidelines on what to do.
Q: What’s the purpose of a lab
procedure??
*So that others can copy what you did to repeat it.
Q: What should the procedure look
like?
A numbered
list of step by step instructions, and anyone can follow. Detailed. It is
neat, organized,
complete sentences…
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After
you write down your notes in your journal, sot down your answers on a sticky
note, and stick it to the poster paper on the board…
Procedure
Discussion:
Review
the answers to the questions about procedures..
Students
add to their notes in their journals.
The
Bubble Method
*Show
on power point
*Map
this out on the board…
Write
Procedures:
*Hand
out procedure instructions & templates
You
will now write your own procedures for separating your mixtures. You know
what ingredients are going to be in
your mixture, you know what the separation techniques are….using your notes
you’re your thinking lab from yesterday, write your OWN procedure.
Emphasize the need for step
by step instructions
Debrief:
What
is the purpose and point of lab procedure?
What
are your next steps?
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LT: I can explain the purpose and point of lab procedures.
Design A Procedure
DO NOT LOOSE THIS PAPER…THIS WILL HELP
YOU WITH YOUR FINAL
LAB REPORT!!!
The procedure part of a lab report tells
exactly what you did/are going to do. Be specific.
The procedure you use affects the
results. So, it is important to be accurate in explaining what
you did. The procedure is written in
paragraph form.
Instructions: Now you are going to take all the
information you have gathered from our time in
the lab and design a detailed
procedure to separate a mixture. *Think
about our honey and jelly sandwiches.
Your mixture contains:
·
Wood shavings
·
Water
·
Rubbing alcohol
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Sand
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Salt
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Iron filings.
You will need to plan out each step of your lab procedure.
Start by making a rough draft, and use
the bubble method to help your plan. You will need to be
able to explain each step in your
procedure and
tell me how you know it will work.
In your procedure, include your materials, separation
techniques, and step by step instructions.
Use this space to begin the rough draft of your procedure:
Design a Procedure:
Extra:
Explain in words how you know each step of your procedure
will work.
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