UNIT 5 Look into Science Lesson 26 Keep the Candle Burning 课件2.pptVIP

L/O/G/O Look into Science Unit 5 Lesson 26 Keep the Candle Burning Introduction Content 1 2 3 Contents Homework Introduction 1. Do you like doing science experiments? Why or why not? 2. What will happen if you put a jar upside down over a burning candle? Question What accidents may happen in doing an experiment? Science is so interesting! I’m sure you’ll like this experiment! What do you need? A candle, a candle holder, a big glass jar, a shallow dish, some water, a lighter or matches. What do you do? 1, Put the candle in the candle holder. 2, Put the candle holder on the dish. 3, Fill the dish half full of water. 4, Light the candle. 5, Let the candle burn for two or three minutes. 6, Carefully put the jar over the candle until the top of the jar rests on the dish. 7, Examine the water in the jar. What is happening? As the candle burns, it uses the oxygen in the air. When the candle stops burning, it has used up all the oxygen in the air. The water inside the jar rises. How far does the water rise? Because about one fifth of the air is made up of oxygen, the water rises and fills about one fifth of the jar. Question 1, What’s your feeling after doing this experiment? 2, Can you describe the detail of this experiment? I. Memory all the new words and expressions. II. Finish the exercises on the textbook. I. Collect some information about this experiment on the internet. II. Talk with your friends about what we learned today. Thank You! L/O/G/O