Measuring Volume
Measure the volume of liquids and solids using beakers, graduated cylinders, overflow cups, and rulers. Water can be poured from one container to another and objects can be added to containers. A pipette can be used to transfer small amounts of water, and a magnifier can be used to observe the meniscus in a graduated cylinder. Test your volume-measurement skills in the "Practice" mode of the Gizmo.
Launch GizmoMeasuring Volume
Measure the volume of liquids and solids using beakers, graduated cylinders, overflow cups, and rulers. Water can be poured from one container to another and objects can be added to containers. A pipette can be used to transfer small amounts of water, and a magnifier can be used to observe the meniscus in a graduated cylinder. Test your volume-measurement skills in the "Practice" mode of the Gizmo.
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Use for 5 minutes a day.
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measuring volume of Liquid Using Graduated Cylinder
Determine the volume of the liquids in each of the following graduated cylinders
Best For:
Chemistry
Seat Work for Measuring Volume Gizmo
This is a customized student exploration sheet to be used as “seat work” when the Gizmo is presented for ... (more)whole class instruction. Suggestion: Review the Gizmo’s Teacher Guide and original Student Exploration Sheet to determine which parts of the Gizmo lesson need to be modeled by the teacher.
Best For:
Chemistry
User Recommendations (3):
Supports finding volume labs in class. I feel Activity B can be optional if your math is solid.
Recommended for: 3rd Grade, 4th Grade ScienceGizmo User from Illinois
Good Gizmo for measuring volume of regular and irregular objects
Recommended for: 3rd Grade, 4th Grade ScienceGizmo User from New Jersey