Science Article #2 - Technology

Science Articles  

Read a science based article.  Learn how Science is happening in our daily lives and how it relates to you. You can get your information from a newspaper, magazine or from the internet. 
It should be handwritten NEATLY or typed and shared with my pconsidine@pershing220.org account.  

 Follow these simple steps to make an A!
1) Summarize the article in 5-7 sentences (i.e. What is the article about?)
2) How does this affect us? (1 sentence min.)
3) Why is this important? (1 sentence min.)
4) How is this science related? (1 sentence min.)
5) Pick a science word and write its definition.  Use a dictionary or www.dictionary.com
6) Draw a picture!
7) Make sure to include your source.  i.e. Where did you get your information from?  website url, magazine title and date, newspaper title and date

Science Article: Technology

1. Adhesive from trees could make tape more eco-friendly

Adhesive from trees could make tape more eco-friendly

2. Phones in the classroom hurt everyone’s grades

Phones in the classroom hurt everyone’s grades

3.  High-speed camera reveals the secrets of legless larva's leap
High-speed camera reveals the secrets of a legless larva’s leap

4. SkinTrack Technology Transforms Your Arm Into A Smartwatch Touchpad

SkinTrack Technology Transforms Your Arm Into A Smartwatch Touchpad

5. You Could Be Using "Black Panther's" Cool Tech Sooner Than You Think

You Could Be Using "Black Panther's" Cool Tech Sooner Than You Think

6. Routine hits in a single football season may harm players’ brains

Routine hits in a single football season may harm players’ brains

7. Outbreak of lung disease, including 5 deaths, tied to e-cigarettes

Outbreak of lung disease, including 5 deaths, tied to e-cigarettes

8.  Sunlight can produce energy and clean water at the same time

Sunlight can produce energy and clean water at the same time

Mini-Lab #1: Soda vs. Diet Soda

1. Make three observations.
2. Make an inference based on those observations.
3. Make a prediction. 
4. Conduct the experiment.
5. Make two observations of your results; what happened?
6. Make an inference based on your observations and results.