lab
/læb/A room with special equipment where scientists do their tests.
Example: The new lab at our school opened last week.

A214 words · Elementary
Science lab vocabulary such as test tube, thermometer and glove, plus mix, boil and measure. The everyday words for doing a simple experiment.

A room with special equipment where scientists do their tests.
Example: The new lab at our school opened last week.

A thin glass container used in science lessons for mixing small amounts.
Example: Pour the blue liquid into the test tube slowly.

To put two or more things together so they become one thing.
Example: Mix the blue liquid with the water and watch carefully.

When a liquid gets so hot that bubbles rise and it turns into steam.
Example: Heat the water until it starts to boil.

To make a liquid flow out of a container by tilting it.
Example: Carefully pour the liquid into the test tube.

To measure how heavy something is.
Example: Use the scale to weigh the powder before the experiment.

A long, hollow, round container or pipe, often made of glass or plastic.
Example: The liquid dripped slowly down the thin tube.

A covering for the hand, worn to protect it during an experiment.
Example: Always wear a glove when handling chemicals.

Something, such as a box, jar, or bottle, used for holding or storing things.
Example: Pour the sample into a clean container.

A small piece of paper or text stuck onto something to show what it is.
Example: Always put a label on each sample bottle.

A tool used to measure how hot or cold something is.
Example: The nurse used a thermometer to check my temperature.

To find out how long, how heavy or how hot something is.
Example: Let's measure the room before we buy the sofa.

A step on the scale we use to say how hot something is.
Example: It's only two degrees outside this morning.

A picture that shows facts as bars or lines so they are easy to read.
Example: This chart shows how sales grew last year.
