Matter Basics
Physical Properties
Name That Property
Changes in Matter
Challenge
100

Anything that has mass and takes up space. 

What is Matter?

100

The ability of a material to be attached to a magnet. 

What is magnetism?

100

A paper clip sticks to a magnet. Which property are you observing?

What is magnetism?

100

A change in size, shape, or state that does NOT create a new substance. 

What is physical change?

100

True or false: Cutting a piece of paper creates a new substance.  

False

200

The amount of matter in an object. 

What is mass?

200

The ability of matter to dissolve in a liquid. 

What is solubility?

200

Sugar disappears when stirred into water. Which property allows this?

What is solubility?

200

A change that produces one or more new substance. 

What is chemical change?

200

A student melts a chocolate bar. Physical or chemical change?

Physical change 

300

The amount of space an object takes up. 

What is volume?

300

Thia describes how light bounces off an object. 

What is reflectivity?

300

A metal spoon allows heat to travel through it.  

What is conductivity?

300

Ice melting into water is this type of change. 

What is a physical change?

300

A student burns a piece of paper and ash forms. Physical or chemical change?

Chemical change

400

A characteristic of matter that can be observed or measured without making a new substance. 

What is a physical property?

400

This describes how easily heat or electricity can move through a material. 

What is conductivity?

400

A shiny mirror bounces light back toward you. 

What is reflectivity?

400

A nail rusting is this type of change. 

What is a chemical change?

400

Which has more mass: an object with the mass of 25g or an object with the mass of 52g?

52g

500

A characteristic that can only be observed when matter changes into a different substance. 

What is a chemical property?

500

Mass, volume, magnetism, and conductivity are all examples of this type of property. 

What are physical properties?

500

You measure how much space a box takes up. What property are you measuring?

What is volume?

500

Matter is not created or destroyed during a physical or chemical change. 

What is the conservation of mass?

500

A student mixes two substances and a completely new substance forms. What evidence tells you this was a chemical change?

A new substance was produced.