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Heat Flow in a Room: Understanding Temperature Dynamics

Explore heat flow patterns in a room and how temperature affects objects. Bell ringer activity, thinking questions, homework assignment, and Freyer Model discussion included.

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Heat Flow in a Room: Understanding Temperature Dynamics

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  1. Bell Ringer Your Text Here In a room, which way does heat flow? Towards the ceiling Or Towards the floor

  2. Today • Bell ringer • Speed round • Questions for thought • Think pair share • Homework (if we don’t get finished in class) Read pages 626-632

  3. Questions for thought • 1. Why do we watch TV each morning to find out what the temperature will be? • 2. What does the heat do the temperature in your room? • 3. Do all the objects in the fire (page 624) give off the same amount of heat?

  4. 4. What happens to your hands when you hold a cup of hot chocolate? • 5. What happens to warm food when it is placed in the refrigerator? • 6. What happens to Mrs. Longworth’s coffee when she leaves it sitting on the desk?

  5. Freyer Model’s • Temperature: Begin with examples, then non examples then characteristics • Then • Write your definition of temperature.

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