Sticky Ingredients
Mixtures and ingredients
Engineering Design
heating and cooling
Evidence and Claims
100

This word means how something feels, looks, or smells

Property

100

A single thing used in a recipe, like flour or cornstarch.

ingredient

100

The people who solve problems by making things are called this

engineer

100

When you make something hotter, you are doing this.

heating

100

The word for information you use to show why your idea is right is this.

evidence

200

The property we care about most for this glue project — it helps things stick together.

sticky

200

When you mix two or more ingredients together you make this.

a mixture

200

The first thing engineers decide before designing is what they want the product to do. This is called a?

design goal?

200

If a change can go back to the way it was after heating and then cooling, it is called this

a change that can be reversed. 

200

A short answer you give to a question, like "Yes" or "No" about whether two glues are the same, is called this in science writing.

claim

300

A glue that holds a lot without breaking is said to be this.

strong

300

Name one ingredient from the unit that might change when heated and then stay different when cooled

cornstarch and water

300

The three-step cycle used in this unit is Learn—Plan and? 

test

300

Name one ingredient from the unit that might change when heated and then stay different when cooled

cornstarch and water

300

After testing glue with a bean, students asked: "Did the bean stick or fall off?" That test result is an example of this.

evidence

400

If a glue dries and you can see through it, we say it is this colorless word.

Clear

400

 If heating makes a new substance that cannot return to the original, that is called this.

irreversible change

400

When engineers try something, test it, and then change it to make it better, that repeated process is called this

what is iteration? 

400

If heating makes a new substance that cannot return to the original, that is called this.

a change that cannot be undone

400

"Glue A is thicker than Glue B" and then list what you observed, you are doing this scientific practice.

supporting a claim with evidence 

500

Name two senses you can use to observe a glue’s properties (not taste).

sight, touch, smell, sound

500

which mixture was the best for glue?

heated water and flour

500
Name 2 goals that we had to use for our glue recipe?

sticky and strong

500

Explain in one short sentence why heating might make a mixture behave differently

heating can change how an ingredient looks or feels. 

500

when supporting your claim with evidence. How many pieces of evidence do you need? 

2 pieces of evidence