Details
Pages
50 Pages
Subject
Chemistry, Earth Science, Physical Science
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Resource Type
Activities, Handouts, Lesson Plans
Standard
Common Core English Language Arts Standards, Next Generation Science Standards
Description
This product includes vocabulary, notes, and review for students that are learning about the States of Matter.
Vocabulary reviewed in this product include matter, microscopes, atoms, molecule, three states of matter, three states of water, water, ice, water vapor, physical property, volume, mass, weight, and geyser.
This product on the States of Matter focuses on the following - matter has different properties that are seen and unseen, what is used to magnify objects, atoms and how all objects have atoms, matter is made up of atoms that are combined with other atoms to make a molecule, what molecules are and how the smallest particle of water is a molecule that is made up of three atoms, students will learn about what scientists discovered, the rule about matter - when one object takes up space, nothing else can take up that same at the same exact time, what is a geyser and how the three states of matter - solid, liquid, and gas appear in a geyser, three states of water and how they are different and alike - they are all the same kind of matter, the molecules of water, ice, and water vapor are all different and how they are different from one another, properties of matter - the state of matter is an example of a physical property and what it a physical property, the properties of matter - size of matter, shape, and size chart, and examining the properties of matter on a tea kettle, measuring matter in cm, m, km, L, and kg, and how those metric units convert to mm, cm, m, mL, and g, what is used to measure matter - examples include rulers, tape measurer, cylinder, balance scale, and how they are used is discussed in detail, what is volume is learned and how all matter has volume, liters and milliliters are the metric units of volume, students will figure out the volume of a solid item after learning how to do so, students will figure out the volume of a rock using a graduated cylinder and will compare finding the volume of both of these objects, students will learn about mass and weight, what they are, how they are different from each other, mass never changes, and weight will fluctuate due to gravitational pull.
Throughout the product, students will answer comprehension questions based on the pages of notes, multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions when provided with a key, fill in the missing blanks in each chart that is included in this product - properties of matter and measuring matter, and will answer questions regarding the images that are included in this product - measuring matter, measuring volume, mass, and weight.
Vocabulary reviewed in this product include matter, microscopes, atoms, molecule, three states of matter, three states of water, water, ice, water vapor, physical property, volume, mass, weight, and geyser.
This product on the States of Matter focuses on the following - matter has different properties that are seen and unseen, what is used to magnify objects, atoms and how all objects have atoms, matter is made up of atoms that are combined with other atoms to make a molecule, what molecules are and how the smallest particle of water is a molecule that is made up of three atoms, students will learn about what scientists discovered, the rule about matter - when one object takes up space, nothing else can take up that same at the same exact time, what is a geyser and how the three states of matter - solid, liquid, and gas appear in a geyser, three states of water and how they are different and alike - they are all the same kind of matter, the molecules of water, ice, and water vapor are all different and how they are different from one another, properties of matter - the state of matter is an example of a physical property and what it a physical property, the properties of matter - size of matter, shape, and size chart, and examining the properties of matter on a tea kettle, measuring matter in cm, m, km, L, and kg, and how those metric units convert to mm, cm, m, mL, and g, what is used to measure matter - examples include rulers, tape measurer, cylinder, balance scale, and how they are used is discussed in detail, what is volume is learned and how all matter has volume, liters and milliliters are the metric units of volume, students will figure out the volume of a solid item after learning how to do so, students will figure out the volume of a rock using a graduated cylinder and will compare finding the volume of both of these objects, students will learn about mass and weight, what they are, how they are different from each other, mass never changes, and weight will fluctuate due to gravitational pull.
Throughout the product, students will answer comprehension questions based on the pages of notes, multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions when provided with a key, fill in the missing blanks in each chart that is included in this product - properties of matter and measuring matter, and will answer questions regarding the images that are included in this product - measuring matter, measuring volume, mass, and weight.
This product includes vocabulary, notes, and review for students that are learning about the States of Matter. Vocabulary reviewed in this product include matter, microscopes, atoms, molecule, three states of matter, three states of water, water, ice, water vapor, physical... more
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