Properties of Matter
Measuring Length and Mass
Measuring Length and Mass Continued
Measuring Volume and Temperature
Types of Matter
100
What all things are made of
What is matter
100
How long something is.
What is length
100
It's how much matter is in an object
What is mass.
100
The amount of space that matter takes up
What is volume.
100
Identify seven different materials that make up objects.
What is paper, rubber, wood, glass, plastic, metal and wax.
200
The food on a breakfast table.
What is an example of matter.
200
You can measure how long, wide, or tall an object is. This is the tool used to measure length.
What is ruler.
200
A tool that measures mass.
What is balance.
200
The different ways to measure volume.
What is liters and milliters. Spoonful, scoopful, and handful.
200
To sit on top of water.
What is to float.
300
Something you learn about an object using your senses. Color, shape, and size are these. (this)
What is property
300
This is a unit of measure.
What is meter
300
Tools that measure length and mass.
What is ruler, cubes and balance.
300
How warm or cool something is.
What is temperature.
300
To fall to the bottom of water.
What is to sink.
400
Size
What is property of matter
400
This is smaller unit of measure than a meter
What is centimeter.
400
When you would use objects and not a tool to measure length.
What is when you don't have a ruler.
400
A tool used to measure temperature.
What is thermometer.
400
This object used for painting is made of more than one material.
What is paintbrush.
500
If we ordered these three objects by weight a balloon, soccer ball and boiling. This would be the heaviest.
What is boiling ball.
500
You can also use this instead of a ruler to measure.
What is cubes, paper clips or hands.
500
How heavy or light an object is. A property of matter.
What is weight.
500
Volume can be measured with this.
What is measuring cup or other objects.
500
A pencil is made of these.
What is wood, lead, metal, and rubber eraser.
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