science Review time
Gr.5 only!
for only"Elementary"students
2+ points each question!Do not waste the points for something bad!This is a quiz for gr. 5 students,if your gr. 6-10 you may already know it!Feel free to gr. 4-10 to answer it,It's easy!
1-2.What is the three subatomic Particles of the Atom?What is the definitions of it?
3-4.what is the center atom called?
what is the Subatomic Particle that fly around above the "_______"?
5.What is The two types of Acid Rain?
6-7.What is the types of the Atmosphere?And what is atmosphere?
8-9What is matter,and what is the two properties of matter?
10.Give 5 Examples of Physical Properties
Gr.5 only!
for only"Elementary"students
2+ points each question!Do not waste the points for something bad!This is a quiz for gr. 5 students,if your gr. 6-10 you may already know it!Feel free to gr. 4-10 to answer it,It's easy!
1-2.What is the three subatomic Particles of the Atom?What is the definitions of it?
3-4.what is the center atom called?
what is the Subatomic Particle that fly around above the "_______"?
5.What is The two types of Acid Rain?
6-7.What is the types of the Atmosphere?And what is atmosphere?
8-9What is matter,and what is the two properties of matter?
10.Give 5 Examples of Physical Properties
Answers & Comments
Answer:
Explanation:
orld of Waste
Students collect and record data of the trash they generate, and describe strategies for using resources wisely (reduce, reuse, recycle, and recover).
• There Is No Away
Students identify the destination of the waste the generate at home and at school and the negative aspects of dumping or burning trash to ultimately recognize that there is no “away” in “throw it away”
• What is a Watershed?
Students are introduced to the concept of a watershed and the effects of pollution.
• The Storm Drain Connection
Students explore their school’s surrounding streets to identify storm drains in the neighborhood and understand that storm drains are connected to water systems and can become a significant source of water pollution
• Plastic Pollution: It Can Be Deadly
Students experience in a simulated setting the negative effects that plastic, in particular, can have on the feeding activities and health of wildlife, and consider the effects of plastic debris