

What are the properties of Matter?
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Angela Nance
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I can compare objects based on their physical properties so that I can classify matter.
I'll know I have it when I can explain that anything that has mass and takes up space is matter.
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Can the popcorn be kernels of corn again? Why or why not?
Can you unpop popcorn?
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Open Ended
Can you unpop popcorn?
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observe ways the objects are alike and different. List 3 of these properties.
What properties can be used to classify matter?
Classify Observe how the objects are alike. Sort the objects into 2 groups. Put a yarn circle around each group. What property is alike for the objects in each loop?
Look at what other groups did. Infer three properties they used to classify their objects.
4. How can you use properties to describe matter?
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When you compare you say how things are alike. When you contrast you say how things are different.
Compare and contrast
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Draw
Practice it!
write ways that water and ice are alike and different.
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Property
a characteristic of an object
density
property that compares an object's mass to its volume
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Match
Match the following
property
density
gravity
a characteristic of an object
the amount of space an object occupies
force that attracts objects
a characteristic of an object
the amount of space an object occupies
force that attracts objects
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Open Ended
How can you determine the properties of matter?
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Open Ended
What is another object that has some properties similar to the properties of a tennis ball?
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Multiple Choice
How could you decrease the mass of the milk in a carton?
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between the mass of an object and its volume?
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Poll
Does magnets attract all metal objects?
True
False
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Dropdown
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Open Ended
Why is this statement false? an object with a greater density than water will float in water.
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Drag and Drop
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Open Ended
Why is this statement true? The density of a substance does not change.
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