Question

write the beginning
study the beginning of lea’s lab report. then try writing the beginning of your lab report.
mentor text
how can you make objects easier to lift? i did an experiment to find out. i gathered a lever, a fulcrum, and an object. i used a yardstick as a lever, the part that moves up and down. i used a block as a fulcrum. the fulcrum supports the lever. the object i lifted was a book. i wanted to find out where i should move the fulcrum to make the book easier to lift.
1 circle the question that introduces the experiment.
2 underline the sentences that describe the materials.
my lab report
3 write a sentence that introduces your experiment.
hint what were you trying to find out?

Explanation:

1. Identified the opening question that frames the experiment's purpose.
2. Isolated the sentences that list and define the experiment's physical materials.
3. Created a clear, purpose-driven introductory sentence following the mentor text's structure, focused on a simple physics experiment question.

Answer:

1. The question to circle: How can you make objects easier to lift?
2. The sentences to underline:

• I gathered a lever, a fulcrum, and an object.
• I used a yardstick as a lever, the part that moves up and down.
• I used a block as a fulcrum.
• The object I lifted was a book.

1. Example introductory sentence: How does changing the height of a ramp affect how fast a toy car rolls down it? I did an experiment to find out.