Matter by Laurel Rosa

Property-Density

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 18:53:42 UTC

This video clip explains the property known as DENSITY by making observations about gasses. Do you think liquids also have different densities?

What's My Property

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 19:03:33 UTC

This video discusses how you can use properties to find an object you want. Properties covered include MAGNETISM and MALIABILITY. How have you used properties to find something you need? (TIP: She speaks quickly so you may want to adjust the playback speed to .75 in the video settings.)

Crash Course Playlist

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 19:11:59 UTC

If you enjoyed the Properties of Matter video from Crash Course <-- or need more information to understand properties of matter better, here is their entire playlist about matter. After watching the playlist, what do have a better understanding about or what are some other properties you learned about?

Info Graphic-Chemical or Physical Properties

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 19:15:41 UTC

How can you determine if a property is chemical or physical? This info graphic flow chart can help you decide.

Physical States of Matter

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 19:19:12 UTC

One property is the state that matter is in. This info graphic describes the differences between the states of matter with models to demonstrate each one. Can you explain one of the states of matter to a partner?

What is the vocabulary for changing states of matter?

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 19:27:38 UTC

Draw a diagram like this in your science notebook and decide what each process for changing states of matter is called. TIP: CONDENSATION is one of the answers.

Definition of matter and properties

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 19:49:32 UTC

Start here if you don't know what matter or properties are. Read some of the basic ideas of matter. Can you share a definition of matter and explain what it means?

eBook

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 19:56:20 UTC

Take a look at this ebook in Epic to see some fun ways to experiment with matter. Which investigation looks the the most fun and is something you would like to try at home (with your grown-up's permission, of course)? What is something new you learned from one of the investigations?

Informational Text

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 20:06:57 UTC

This article will help you better understand the difference between physical and chemical changes. An example of a chemical change is oxidation. Iron and copper are common metals that can oxidize. Can you think of another statue like the lion in the image that is oxidized copper?

Library Book

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 20:15:51 UTC

You learn by doing things, right? Go to the library and check out this book to try some experiments with matter! Don't forget to check with your grow-ups before you try anything. Come back to class and share with us! What did you try? What did you learn?

More books about matter

laurelrosa1 — 2022-07-02 20:21:18 UTC

Visit my bookshelf in Benchmark with books about matter. There are also books about forces...What do forces have to do with matter?