This science equipment identification worksheet helps students learn the names and uses of common laboratory tools through visual recognition and hands-on learning.

Certainly! Below is the completed table for the “Science Equipment cont…” worksheet. I’ve identified each piece of equipment from the image, provided its correct name, and explained its primary use in a science lab setting.

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Science Equipment cont…

| Picture | Name | Use |
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| 🧪 Beaker (with liquid & cube) | Beaker | Used to hold, mix, or heat liquids; often used for rough volume measurements. |
| 🧴 Spray bottle / Wash bottle | Wash Bottle | Contains distilled or deionized water; used to rinse glassware or add small amounts of liquid during experiments. |
| 📦 Funnel (cone-shaped) | Funnel | Used to pour liquids or fine powders into containers with small openings without spilling. |
| 💧 Dropper (bulb-tipped) | Dropper (or Pipette) | Used to transfer small amounts of liquid, drop by drop. Often called an “eye dropper” or “Pasteur pipette.” |
| 👔 Lab coat | Lab Coat | Protective clothing worn to shield skin and clothes from chemical spills or biological hazards. |
| 📏 Ruler (metric scale) | Metric Ruler | Used to measure length or distance in centimeters and millimeters. |
| 🧬 Graduated pipette (long, thin) | Graduated Pipette | Used to accurately measure and transfer specific volumes of liquid (more precise than a dropper). |
| 🔬 Burette / Syringe-like tool | Burette (or Syringe) | *Note: This looks like a burette or a syringe.*<br>If burette: Used in titrations to deliver precise volumes of liquid.<br>If syringe: Used to draw up or dispense small, measured volumes of liquid or gas. *(In elementary/middle school contexts, this is often called a “syringe” for simplicity.)* |
| 📊 Tall graduated cylinder | Graduated Cylinder | Used to measure the volume of liquids more accurately than a beaker; marked in milliliters (mL). |

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✔ Final Answer Summary Table:

| Picture | Name | Use |
|---------|--------------------|-----|
| 1 | Beaker | Holding, mixing, heating liquids; rough volume measurement. |
| 2 | Wash Bottle | Rinsing glassware or adding small amounts of water/liquid. |
| 3 | Funnel | Pouring liquids/powders into narrow-mouthed containers. |
| 4 | Dropper | Transferring small amounts of liquid drop by drop. |
| 5 | Lab Coat | Protecting skin and clothing from spills and hazards. |
| 6 | Metric Ruler | Measuring length in centimeters and millimeters. |
| 7 | Graduated Pipette | Accurately measuring and transferring small volumes of liquid. |
| 8 | Burette / Syringe | Delivering precise volumes of liquid (often in titrations or injections). |
| 9 | Graduated Cylinder | Measuring liquid volume accurately in milliliters. |

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📘 Teaching Tip: For students, you can reinforce learning by having them match equipment to real-life uses — e.g., “Which tool would you use to measure exactly 25 mL of water?” → Graduated Cylinder.

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