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Use the film feature and record yourself telling three truths and one lie about what you read today! Make them interesting and creative!

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1. Read today's assigned text

2. Choose a NEW role and add a post to complete the necessary activity.

3. Make sure the title of your post is your FIRST NAME and your ROLE.

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Create a 2-1-4 about the section of the text you read.

2 things you learned or 2 important events/concepts from the text
1 question you have or something you want to know
4 important words - include the definitions for each word

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Type a 6 word summary of the text. Then use the Draw feature to add a picture to support your summary.

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Use the draw feature to create a text feature that would add to the section of text you read today. Then explain why your text feature would add value to the text!

Here are some examples of text features:

Chart

Diagram

Cutaway

Timeline

Photograph/Illustration

Caption

Labels

Graph

Map

Fact Box

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Create an AEIOU about the information you read today!

A: Adjective - List a word or two that describe something you learned.
E: Emotion - Describe how a particular part of the text made you fee.
I: Interesting - Write something you found interesting about what you read today.
O: Oh! - Write something that made you say "Oh!"
U: Um? - Write a question about something you learned or want to learn more about.

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Using details from the text, write a tweet about what you read today. Remember, tweets can only have 160 characters (including spaces and punctuation). Be sure to include a twitter handle (@username)

You can use this character counter: https://www.charactercountonline.com/

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Upload a picture that relates to what you read today. Include a caption for the picture, just like you would on Instagram!

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1. Read today's assigned text

2. Choose a NEW role and add a post to complete the necessary activity.

3. Make sure the title of your post is your FIRST NAME and your ROLE.

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1. Read today's assigned text

2. Choose a NEW role and add a post to complete the necessary activity.

3. Make sure the title of your post is your FIRST NAME and your ROLE.

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everything is made up of matter

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matter is everywhere and aircraft crashed.

this is the summary and the picture of the supporting evidence to the summary.

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1.I learned that not everything is made of matter

2.The Hindenburg went on flames because it got struck by and since everything was flammable it went on fire

3 Elements cannot be broken into a more simpler subtance

4 Matter is defined by mass because mass is the matter inside an object.Volume is the space being taken up

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Atom is what everything is made out of #science  #atoms 

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Every thing is made of matter

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Everything in the world is Matter.

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Did you guys know that everything is made from matter! #Itstrue #Youaremadefromatter

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1. Read today's assigned text

2. Choose a NEW role and add a post to complete the necessary activity.

3. Make sure the title of your post is your FIRST NAME and your ROLE.

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1. Read today's assigned text

2. Choose a NEW role and add a post to complete the necessary activity.

3. Make sure the title of your post is your FIRST NAME and your ROLE.

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this would shows how everything is made of matter

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1. Read today's assigned text

2. Choose a NEW role and add a post to complete the necessary activity.

3. Make sure the title of your post is your FIRST NAME and your ROLE.

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1. Read today's assigned text

2. Choose a NEW role and add a post to complete the necessary activity.

3. Make sure the title of your post is your FIRST NAME and your ROLE.

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1. Read today's assigned text

2. Choose a NEW role and add a post to complete the necessary activity.

3. Make sure the title of your post is your FIRST NAME and your ROLE.

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A: ( Adjective ) Interesting

E: (Emotion) In the text, the part were the plane crashes I felt sad because many people died.

I: Something interesting I learned is matter is always around you, and there can be different properties of matter.

O: Something that made me say "Oh" is when the text said " One of the properties of hydrogen is that it is very flammable. "

U: Something that made me say ''Um" is the fact that I want to learn the different kinds of matters.

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Matter | Hindenburg | Element | Airship | Everything | Make |

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1. Hindenburg

2. Exploded

3. Matter

4. Elements

5. Atoms

6. Chemical names

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Everything and everyone is made up of matter.

@Mateodanerdᕙ(͡°‿ ͡°)ᕗ

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There are many types of matter.

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@matter is cool

wow I just found out that everything is made up of matter and matter is made from atoms.

#matter # atoms are sooo small #matter is cool

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Did you know that each element have their own unique name. Some of them are named from something else.#True fax!

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the caption in the picture says " THIS SHOWS A SOLID BECAUSE A SOLID IS MADE OF MATTER. I would add this to page 11 because the page talks about because they were talking about molecules and atoms so the picture of the solid would fit.

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atoms stick together to make compounds

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2 things I learned were that there are elements named after Albert Einstein and California.

1 question I have is how many elements are there.

4 important words are-compound meaning to put together-atoms the basic particles of the chemical elements.-Molecules The smallest particle of a substance that has all of the physical and chemical properties of that substance. Molecules are made up of one or more atoms.

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1: some of the elements on the periodic table are named after famous scientists.

2: A majority of the human body is oxygen.

3: A atom is the largest thing to make up anything.

4: A compond is 2 or more things put together into one.

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These are the different parts of an atom. A atom has six protons, six neutrons, and six electrons.

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A: Compounds

E: While reading the section for today, I felt interested because even though most of the things from the text I already learned from science, I learned new things

I: What I found interesting was that how on page 8 they showed the whole Periodic Table instead of just describing it.

O: On page 9, I was surprised that only 3 elements make up over 90% of the human body.

U: I'm curious about Ammonia, can Ammonia do things that affect other properties or things in a good way?

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atoms make up molecules that combine.

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All the atoms and elements labels are here #science #matter

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The periodic table

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Btw I might not pronounce stuff properly so just stick with it 

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1. Oxygen is part of the earth's crust

2. Hydrogen is also part of the earth's crust

3. Silicon is part of the earth's crust

4. Calcium is part of the earth's crust

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2- I learned that Heterogeneous is a type of mixture that is unevenly mixed, and that Homogeneous is a type of mixture that is evenly mixed together.

1- How does different parts of the same ocean have different chemicals or mixtures.

4- Desalination is used to remove dissolved salts from the seawater.

Compound is a pure substance that is formed when the atoms of 2 or more elements are held by chemical bonds.

Chemical property means the ability of matter to change into a specific substance.

Mass is the amount of matter that is in the object.

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Atom is basic part of an element .

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substance plus substance is a mixture

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this picture show how this salad is a heterogeneous mixture sense you can see all of the things in it and how the vegetables are not mixed together.

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This is a picture of matter mixtures and more because that is what we learned while reading today.

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@Katelyn_cat

I just found that there are different mixtures that make up different things that like Brass.

#mixtures #heterogeneous mixtures #chemical formulas

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did you know rubber is an amorphous solid #solid #amorphus

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Matter is solid liquid gas plasma.

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There is 3 three types of states liquid solid and gas maybe plasma as a fourth one?

AavyanIsToNerdy :)

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There are 3 forms of matter.

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I think this photo graph would go well with the text because it shows a picture of liquid, gas, and solid molecules.

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@Sawyer Is Him

matter is solid, liquid, gas, and plasma and that is matter.

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@Ishika Mondal

Matter has three forms

Solid

example - ice cube

liquid

example - water

gas

example - hydrogen

#matter #science # states of matter

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@zayd_iluvcats: did you know that pizza is a type of matter because the crust is a solid and the sauce is a liquid also that the smell is a type of gas #mind blowing #pizza #liquid,gas and solid

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(@Matter dude) H2o can make many different types of states of matter including gas, liquid, solid, and plasma.

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matter is solid, liquid, gases, plasma

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2: One thing I learned is that there are emote than just one type of solid. Another thing is the amount of liquid doesn't change, but it does take the shape of the container.

1: Is snow a liquid or a solid?

4:

1: Solid, definition: having three dimensions (length, breadth, and thickness), as a geometrical body or figure.

2: Liquid, definition: composed of molecules that move freely among themselves but do not tend to separate like those of gases; neither gaseous nor solid.

3: Gas, definition: Physics. a substance possessing perfect molecular mobility and the property of indefinite expansion, as opposed to a solid or liquid.

4: Amorphous Solid, definition: any non-crystalline solid that does not organize the atoms and molecules in a definite lattice pattern.

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Matter States Liquids Solids Volume

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Matter has four states which are Liquid, Solid, Gas, and Plasma. These are the four things that make up matters. Matter is all around us and it cannot change.

@Matter.com

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2- One thing that I learned about in the text is that Plasma is another state of matter, which is the fourth state. Another thing I learned in the text today is that there different types of solids, such as Crystalline and Amorphous solids.

1- One question I have is what is plasma and what does it have to do with the states of matter?

4- Crystalline: Salt, sugar, and quartz are an example of a crystalline solid.

Amorphous: Made up of plastics, wax and rubbers. One example of an Amorphous solid.

Matter: Everything is made up of matter and matter can appear in different states or forms.

Particles: Particles are what makes up that form of matter.

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matter can be a solid, gas, plasma or liquid and in a solid all of its atoms have a definite shape and volume but a liquid has a definite volume but not shape.

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Having a chart for crystalline vs amorphous would be helpful because seeing the comparison can help us see the differences.

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dis da sun Wich id a common sours od pladma

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Surface tension causes liquid to form drops and allows some insects to walk across the surface of the water.

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This Textfeature makes sense because it shows facts about the surface tension. It also shows how insects walk on water!🪲

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1. there are 4 states of matter

2. the 4th state of matter is plasma

3. there are 3 states of matter, gas, liquid, and solid

4. gas is the only state of matter that does not have volume.

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I think they should have put a photograph of plasma and the other states

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A - Plasma

E - Neutral (felt nothing emotional)

I - Stars are a common source of plasma

O - I said "oh" to Plasma being very rare

U- Why is plasma so rare

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@Andrew is not him

there are four different states of matter solid, liquid, gas and plasma

#matter #solid, liquid, gas and plasma

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Gas Liquid solid Plasmas States Matter

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A: Adjective - Plasma and matter

E: Emotion - Wow! When I saw a new state of matter (Plasma) I was like wow.

I: Interesting - I found interesting that plasma AND gases both do not have a difine shape or volume.

O: Oh! - Plasma is a very rare state of matter, only happening in stars and when lightning strikes (Sometimes).

U: Um? - Bugs can go on water?

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Plasma is the fourth state of matter. However, It is not as common and seen as the the other three states are. Since plasma isn't able to form on Earth.

(@Harper.Novak)

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Sorry that you can't  hear my voice  properly because of the background noise .

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Three truths and one lie

1) Gas does't have a definite volume .

2)Plasma exists at a very high temperature .

3) When gas particles move they do not collide with each other .

4) Water has a higher surface tension than most other liquids .

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Surface tension causes liquid to form droplets so some insects can walk on water.

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I just found out that 99% of the visible universe holds most of plasma and stars commonly. @Zayd_cat_2014_Milo #cool #mind blowing #plasma

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Plasma looks so cool and is so rare that it makes it so special to find.

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2 viscosity and plasma

1 can you hold plasma or how hot is it?

4 plasma "an electrically charged gas"

viscosity"a measure of a fluid's resistance to flow."

surface tension is the surface of a liquid that allows it to resist an external force, due to the cohesive nature of its molecules."

magma"extremely hot liquid and semi-liquid rock located under Earth's surface."

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Plasma, States , Surface ,Tention , Viscosity , and Gasses

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this picture shows how the ice cube in melting which is basically going from a solid to a liquid.

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2=I learned that when ice melts it turns into water but it turns in to gas thanks to evaporation. Also I learned that rocks a solid can melt into a liquid magma.

1= 1 question I have is that can gas be turned into plasma.

4=1.melting= something like ice to melt into water.

2.boiling=some hot liquid in burning temperatures.

3.Freezing =liquid Turing into solid or something getting cold.

4.evaporation= water turns into gas.

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this is ice gas and liquid at the same time

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did you know that the boiling point of water is 100 degrees c and the freezing and melting are both 0 degrees c

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A-melting

E-neutral

I- when heated the particles vibrate faster until they break out from the solid form

O-Oh so 32F is freezing and melting

U-Um? how could 32F be freezing and melting?

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when a solid melts it liquid [it shows that ice melt and now is a liquid

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this picture shows an ice melting at 100 °C (212 °F). basically this is a solid turning into a liquid.

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A:Very descriptive and easy to learn.

E:The text made me feel like I am a scientist. Reading about water also make me feel Im a Hydrologist.

I:Something I found intresting was when I learned that when matter faces heat they get more energy.

O:I said oh when Liquid has more energy than solid.

U:I said um when I didn't know If gas has more energy than solid.

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A - Vaporization and evaporation

E - Curiosity " The state is which matter exists depends on energy "

I - " Rock melts into magma as part of the rock cycle .

o - ' A career as a candy maker mean being both an artist and a chemist

U - Why does substance become more dense as they freeze ?

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#Elif 1124

We learned about changes in matter and how energy causes matter to change because when matter is heated it absorbs energy and when it cools it loses energy.

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This is a solid or an ice cube turning into a liquid#ICE#Melt#Sold#Liquid#Matter

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@ManningKrueger| Ice melts into water, then water evaporates into gas. Gas comes back together to form water, then water freezes into ice. get the ice, the top.

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These ice cubes are melting, which means the matter is gaining and absorbing energy which is causing It to melt into a liquid! #Ice #melt #matter #science

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this picture show ice cubes melting into a liquid also known as water.

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When a solid melts it turns into a liquid like water.

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This would be relavent to the text because this would show that the liquid can become a solid and a solid can become a liquid.

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2 things I learned is that the weird fog on my bathroom mirror is water that condensed. I also learned that dry ice is made of carbon dioxide(CO2)

1 question I have is why water starts to fog when dry ice is put in water.

4 Important words are Substance:a particular kind of matter with uniform properties.

Ice:frozen water, a brittle transparent crystalline solid.

Carbon dioxide:A colorless, odorless gas. It is a waste product made by the body. Carbon dioxide travels in the blood from the body's tissues to the lungs.

Matter:Matter is anything that takes up space and can be weighed. In other words, matter has volume and mass. There are many different substances, or types of matter, in the universe.

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dry ice sublimates into a gas.

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You cannot see water in its gas state and it forms into condensation so you can't see it. And sometimes solids can turn into glasses for example dry ice can turn into gas because it's to hot.

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1 2 3 4 5 6

Dry ice turning into a gas