Matter
Transformations
Vocabulary
Pot Luck
Affixes
100
Water is an example.
What is a liquid?
100
The transformation of the paraffin from solid to liquid was caused by it.
What is fire?
100
This word is when water changes to water vapor.
What is evaporation/evaporate?
100
It is everything!
What is matter?
100
It is the prefix in unhappily.
What is un-?
200
Salt is this state of matter.
What is a solid?
200
Examples of this are wood, limestone, water, sand and rocks.
What are raw materials?
200
Properties that describe matter are called this.
What are characteristics?
200
This is what scientists do to see the characteristics of matter.
What is observing?
200
It is the suffix in construction.
What is -tion?
300
This state of matter is always around you even if you don't see it. You might smell it.
What is gas?
300
An example of transformaion is the sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) and vinegar.
What is an example of transforming liquids into gases?
300
This is a reaction that changes two things into something new.
What is a chemical reaction?
300
Milk, soda, juice
What are liquids?
300
It is the root in obstructing.
What is struc?
400
Ice turning into water is an example is this transformation.
What is an example of a solid transforming into a liquid?
400
An example of this transformation/reaction is how gypsum changed into cement.
What is an example of a chemical transformation/reaction?
400
This changed yesterday when the clear liquid and the orange/yellow liquid were added together.
What is color?
400
carbon dioxide, oxygen, air, vapor
What is gas?
400
This root means to drag across.
What is trac?
500
An example would be water boiling on the stove.
What is an example of a liquid transforming into a gas?
500
An example of this transformation/reaction is our popsicles.
What is an example of physical transformation/reaction?
500
This is when liquid bubbles up with gases.
What is effervescence?
500
The place where our trash ends up if not recycled.
What is a landfill?
500
These are the affixes found at the beginning of words.
What are prefixes?
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