What is Matter?
Properties of Matter
Atoms and Molecules
Mixtures and Dissolving
Scientific Thinking
100

This is anything that has mass and takes up space.

Matter

100

This is something you can observe or measure about matter.

Property

100

These are the smallest building blocks of matter.

Atoms

100

What is it called when different substances are evenly combined?

A mixture

100

Doing an experiment more than once makes results more _____.

Reliable

200

True or False: Air is made of matter.

True

200

Name one property of a blueberry.

Blue, sweet, squishy, round, smooth

200

When atoms join together, they form this.

Molecules

200

This word means something can dissolve in a liquid.

Soluble

200

This means making a smart guess based on evidence.

Infer

300

True or false: Water is made of matter.

True

300

Is “sweet” a property?

Yes

300

If a model shows one big circle and two little circles, how many atoms are there?

Three

300

Which dissolves in water: sugar or sand?

Sugar

300

True or False: Once something dissolves, it is gone forever.

False

400

Name one example of matter you cannot see.

Air, gas, oxygen, etc
400

Which is a property of strawberries: “it is a fruit” or “it is red”?

Red
400

Many molecules together make this.

A substance

400

This forms when something does not dissolve in a liquid.

Sediment

400
True or False: All liquids mix evenly

false

500

Why is steam considered matter?

Because it has mass and takes up space.

500

Why is color considered a property?

Because it can be observed

500

What is the tool we used to view the sizes of different objects to scale?

The nanoscale

500

Why doesn’t sand dissolve in water?

The molecules are not attracted to each other.

500

What is the name of the process we used to separate food dye mixtures?

Chromotography