Recording Below Zero Temperatures (1)

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Overview:

An activity where students record given temperatures, including below zero temperatures, on thermometers. Designed for middle and upper years students.

Learning Objectives:

Read and record temperatures on a thermometer.
Understand how to represent temperatures below zero.
Develop skills in interpreting and recording temperature data.

How the Activity Works:

Students are provided with a set of temperatures, including both positive and negative values, and are asked to record them on thermometers. They practise placing the correct temperature reading on the thermometer, ensuring they can accurately represent temperatures below zero. This activity is a practical and engaging way for students to learn how to read and record temperatures, strengthening their understanding of temperature scales.

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