dense/density: 5th Grade 🌐 Ver en Español
Chemical Sciences
Properties and Changes of Matter
Vertical Alignment
TEKS:
| 4th: | 4.6(A) |
| 5th: | 5.6(A) |
| 6th: | 6.6(D) |
NGSS:
| 5th: | 5-PS1-3 |
| MS: | MS-PS1-2 MS-ESS2-6 |
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Structured Conversation Questions
Observational
What does it mean for something to be more or less dense?
If something is more dense, … If something is less dense, …Relational
How is density related to mass?
Density is related to mass because…Inferential
If you had two objects, how could you determine which one is more dense?
I could determine which object is more dense by…
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Stephen
If students answer the last question "one sinks and one floats," you can follow up with "what if both sunk? How could you tell which one is more dense?"
11-30-21
Stephen
One answer to the above question might be, "the one that sinks faster is more dense."
11-30-21
Gunjeet Bhatt
Word wall visual not found for density
01-23-24
Stephen Fleenor
Whoops! Fixed it, thanks for letting us know!
01-23-24
Jennifer Nguyen
4th Grade TEKS mentions Relative Density directly. Can we get a lesson about the relationship between water and objects?
07-25-24
Stephen Fleenor
Absolutely! Search for dense/density and you'll find a 4th-Grade visual for "relative density."
10-19-24