Properties of Matter
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Science
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2nd Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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6 Slides • 8 Questions
1
How can different materials be used?
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Matter is anything that has weight and takes up space.
Everything is matter, even objects we cannot see such as air.
Properties of Matter
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Match
Match the following type of matter with its description.
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Has its own size and shape
Has its own size but no shape
Does not have its own size and shape
Has its own size and shape
Has its own size but no shape
Does not have its own size and shape
4
Properties are the traits or features of an object such as color, shape, and size.
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Multiple Choice
What is NOT a property of a pencil?
made out of wood
heavy
thin
has a black tip
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Many properties can be measured using tools. For example, temperature, weight, length, and height of matter can be measured.
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Match
Match the following tools with the property they measure.
ruler
scale
thermometer
measures the length or height
measures the weight
measures the temperature
measures the length or height
measures the weight
measures the temperature
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Observe properties are found using the five senses.
You can observe the size, color, and shape of an object.
Texture is another property that describes how something feels.
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Match
Match the following properties with the sense we use to find them.
sight
touch
taste
hearing
matter that is green
matter that is rough
matter that is sweet
matter that is quiet
matter that is green
matter that is rough
matter that is sweet
matter that is quiet
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Some properties are found by testing.
We can test to see if an object is magnetic, if they sink or float, and the flexibility of an object.
Matter that has flexibility is able to bend.
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Multiple Choice
Which material has the most flexibility?
wood
metal
string
plastic
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Match
Match the following property with its type.
measure property
observe property
test property
weight of a fish
the color of a ball
magnetism of a toy car
weight of a fish
the color of a ball
magnetism of a toy car
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Multiple Choice
Which of these objects will be able to float?
a ball filled with air
a ball filled with sand
a heavy metal filled with water
all of them
14
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is matter?
the air we breathe
orange juice
bowling ball
all of them
How can different materials be used?
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