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Understanding Forces and Vocabulary in Science

This science journal entry explores fundamental science vocabulary and concepts related to forces, focusing on sound, light, and gravity. Key vocabulary terms include "sound," defined as repeated vibrations that animals can hear, and "light," which pertains to electromagnetic radiation associated with vision. A guided question illustrates the principle of gravity, which is the force that pulls objects toward the Earth, as demonstrated by a falling fork. This entry helps solidify understanding of essential scientific terms and concepts.

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Understanding Forces and Vocabulary in Science

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  1. SCIENCE JOURNAL 10/2/2012

  2. 1st PAGE MY SCIENCE JOURNAL BY _________________

  3. 2nd PAGE DATE TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 10/2/2012Science Vocabulary 31 10/2/2012Guided Question32

  4. GO TO THE NEXT PAGE AFTER THE LAST GUIDED QUESTION

  5. 10/2/2012Science Vocabulary 31

  6. COPY DOWN THE TERMS AND THEIR DEFINITIONS.

  7. 10/2/2012Science Vocabulary 31 • sound – repeated vibrations that • animals can hear. • light – electromagnetic radiation • associated with vision.

  8. NOW TAKE SOME TIME TO PUT THESE WORDS IN YOUR INDEX.

  9. S sink 6 solid 12 sound 31

  10. L liquid 14 light 31

  11. GO TO THE NEXT PAGE AFTER TODAY’S SCIENCE VOCABULARY

  12. 10/2/2012Guided Question32 A fork falls off the edge of a table. Which force moves the fork toward the floor? F The pull of Earth’s gravity G The pull of Earth’s rotation H The push of the table J The push of air pressure

  13. COPY DOWN THE ANSWER.

  14. All objects are pulled to the center of the planet through a force called gravity. So when an object falls off a table it is the pull of the Earth’s gravity that makes it fall to the ground. The Answer is F The pull of Earth’s gravity

  15. WE ARE NOW DONE WITH YOUR SCIENCE JOURNAL. YOU MAY PUT IT AWAY.

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