Public learning track
Precision Laboratory Tools and Metric Measurement
5th Grade · Science · Open Global Science
10 lessons
Goal
Select, calibrate, and safely operate standard scientific tools to collect accurate quantitative metric data.
10 lessons
0 of 10 done
- 1Selecting Appropriate Metric Units in ScienceUp nextStart
- 2Using Hand Lenses for Close ObservationPremiumNot started yet
- 3Operating Compound Light Microscopes SafelyNot started yet
- 4Using Graduated Cylinders to Measure VolumeNot started yet
- 5Using Digital Scales to Measure MassNot started yet
- 6Using Spring Scales to Measure ForceNot started yet
- 7Measuring Temperature in Celsius and Calibrating ThermometersNot started yet
- 8Measuring Elapsed Time and Motion AccuratelyNot started yet
- 9Exploring Light Refraction with Optical PrismsNot started yet
- 10Using Calculators, Computers, and Tablets for Digital Data CollectionNot started yet
Curriculum Framework
5th Grade · Science · Open Global Science
1
7 lessons
Scientific Questioning, Variables, and Controlled Investigations
Formulate testable scientific questions and engineering problems, design controlled fair tests with identified variables, and follow safety and stewardship practices.
2
10 lessons
Precision Laboratory Tools and Metric Measurement
Select, calibrate, and safely operate standard scientific tools to collect accurate quantitative metric data.
3
8 lessons
Data Analysis, Mathematical Patterns, and Sources of Error
Organize empirical data into structured formats, analyze numerical trends, and evaluate experimental limitations.
4
6 lessons
Scientific Modeling and Engineering Solutions
Build physical and digital models, evaluate their constraints, and iterate engineering solutions against design criteria.
5
7 lessons
Crosscutting Concepts and Evidence-Based Explanations
Construct evidence-based scientific explanations using crosscutting themes, technical vocabulary, and cited secondary sources.
6
6 lessons
STEM in Society, Collaborative Discourse, and Careers
Engage in collaborative scientific discourse, appreciate community and historical knowledge, and explore how STEM innovations solve societal challenges.