Lab tools 6
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This document describes various lab tools used in science experiments and their purposes. It lists tools such as microscopes, thermometers, graduated cylinders, compasses, stopwatches, goggles, test tubes, beakers, measuring tapes, digital balances, funnels, droppers, test tube brushes, test tube racks, test tube holders, spatulas, conical flasks, and hand lenses. It then provides examples of how to use these tools to measure a friend's height, amount of water in a cup, number of drops of water, water temperature, pencil case weight, and time to complete the measurements.
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Lab tools 6
- 1. How can we use Lab Tools? Grade 6
- 2. Microscope Used to see very small objects (make them larger)
- 3. Thermometer Used to measure the temperature of things.
- 4. Graduated cylinder Used to measure volume very accurately.
- 6. Stop watch Used to measure the length of time.
- 8. Test tubes Used to heat small amounts of liquids.
- 9. Beaker Wide mouth container used to move, heat or store liquids.
- 10. Using your knowledge of the previous lab tools • Identify and correctly use the lab tools to measure the following: 1) Friends height 2) Amount of water in the cup 3) Drop 10 drops of water 4) Measure the waters temperature 5) Weight your pencil case 6) Measure how much time you will take to do the above measurements.
- 11. Measuring tape Used to measure length or distance.
- 12. Digital balance Used to measure weight.
- 13. Funnel Used to pour liquids into containers with small openings or to hold filter paper
- 14. Dropper Use to drop very small amounts of liquids.
- 15. Test tube brush Used to clean test tubes.
- 16. Test tube rack Used to hold test tubes when we do not need them.
- 17. Test tube holder Used to hold test tubes when they are hot.
- 18. Spatula Used to move small amount of solid and powders from place to place.
- 19. Conical flask A narrow mouthed container used to move, heat or store substances.
- 20. Hand lens Used to magnify small objects.