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    Reading and Measuring Temperature Using Thermometer

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    This document discusses measuring temperature using a thermometer. It defines temperature and explains that a thermometer is used to measure temperature in degrees Celsius. The normal body temperature of 37.5°C and freezing and boiling points of water at 0°C and 100°C respectively are provided. Students are instructed to use a thermometer to determine temperatures within given ranges and answer assignment questions in their workbook.

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    This document discusses measuring temperature using a thermometer. It defines temperature and explains that a thermometer is used to measure temperature in degrees Celsius. The normal body temperature of 37.5°C and freezing and boiling points of water at 0°C and 100°C respectively are provided. Students are instructed to use a thermometer to determine temperatures within given ranges and answer assignment questions in their workbook.

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    This document discusses measuring temperature using a thermometer. It defines temperature and explains that a thermometer is used to measure temperature in degrees Celsius. The normal body temperature of 37.5°C and freezing and boiling points of water at 0°C and 100°C respectively are provided. Students are instructed to use a thermometer to determine temperatures within given ranges and answer assignment questions in their workbook.

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    Reading and Measuring Temperature Using Thermometer

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    This document discusses measuring temperature using a thermometer. It defines temperature and explains that a thermometer is used to measure temperature in degrees Celsius. The normal body temperature of 37.5°C and freezing and boiling points of water at 0°C and 100°C respectively are provided. Students are instructed to use a thermometer to determine temperatures within given ranges and answer assignment questions in their workbook.

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    Reading and

    measuring
    temperature using
    thermometer
    Cold Places
    Hot Places
    A Sick Child
    Rearrange the jumbled words to form
    science terms

    EPATMERETRU
    RURMCYE
    THEREMOMRTEE
    CSALE
    Whatdo we use to measure
    temperature?

    Thermometer
    What is temperature?

    Temperature refers the


    hotness or coldness of an
    object
    A Thermometer is an
    instrument for measuring
    temperature.
    The unit for measuring
    temperature is degree
    Celsius ( C).
    ◦
    The normal body temperature
    is 37.5 C
    ◦

    The freezing point of water is 0


    ◦C

    The boiling point of water is


    100 C◦
    Wedetermine the
    temperature where the
    mercury stops on the scale.
    Using your own improvised
    thermometer, let’s altogether apply
    the correct temperature that will be
    flashed on your screen.
    3 ℃ above normal body temperature
     32 ℃ above the freezing point
     40 ℃ below the boiling point
     10 ℃ below normal room temperature
     20 ℃ above normal body temperature
    What is a temperature?
    How can we measure temperature?
    Why is a thermometer important?
    What are the parts of a thermometer?
    What is the metric unit for measuring
    temperature?
     Now,we will have a fun game. I will call
    someone to play a game here in front one
    by one.

     Navigate the arrow to be able to apply the


    correct temperature while you shade your
    work sheets with a red coloring pen.
    Assignment

     Answer page 321 – 322 of your workbook.

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