# Practical Using a Thermometer (Heat Energy Unit) Australian Curriculum year 3/4

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**Year Levels:** year3, year4, year5
**Subjects:** science

## Description (seller-submitted)

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Bring real‑world science into your classroom with this easy‑to-run thermometer investigation designed specifically for Year 3–4 Australian Primary Curriculum. This practical guides students through measuring and comparing the temperatures of air, tap water, ice water, warm water, and hot water , while building essential skills in observation, safety, and scientific recording. Perfect for teachers who want a clear, structured activity that supports the Australian Curriculum without hours of prep. What Students Will Learn How to use a thermometer safely and correctly How to measure and compare temperatures of different materials How to record results in a simple data table How to discuss and interpret temperature differences How temperature changes depending on the environment and material What’s Included Teacher instructions with safety notes and demonstration tips Student investigation worksheet with a results table, discussion questions, and a conclusion prompt Clear method steps that support independent and guided inquiry Suggestions for extension measurements (soil, puddles, hands, classroom objects) Why Teachers Love This Resource ✔️ Zero-prep — just print and teach ✔️ Clear safety guidance for using thermometers with young learners ✔️ Supports Science Inquiry Skills (observing, measuring, recording, comparing) ✔️ Flexible setup — run as group stations or individual investigations ✔️ Engaging, real-world learning that students remember Teacher Notes Included This resource includes practical reminders such as: Demonstrating how to read a thermometer at eye level Keeping cups on the desk to prevent spills Adjusting for heavier thermometers Safe handling of glass thermometers This activity is ideal for science rotations, whole‑class investigations, assessment opportunities, or as part of a Heat Energy or Physical Sciences unit. The zip file includes: PDF file includes student worksheets and teacher answer sheet Other Similar resources 1. Heat Energy 2. Types of Hea… [truncated]
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