Mass Matters
Temp Check
Magnetic Mystery
Sink or Float
100

LAB CHALLENGE: Pick up a pencil and glue stick. Predict which has more mass.

A Glue stick

100

he temperature outside in the morning is 48°F.

Later that afternoon, it is 76°F.

When was the temperature higher?

Afternoon

100

Which object is MOST likely to be magnetic?

A. Wooden craft stick
B. Plastic spoon
C. Iron nail
D. Rubber band

C- Iron Nail


100

You have a large piece of metal and a small coin.

Which will sink?

Both will sink! 

200

A large sponge and a rock are on your table. Which has more mass?

A rock 

200

Two cups of water have these temperatures:

🥤 Cup A: 42°F
🥤 Cup B: 68°F

Which cup has the higher temperature, and what evidence supports your answer?

Cup B because 68°F is greater than 42°F. 

200

True or False: Every metal object is magnetic.

FALSE

200

Which would you predict is MOST likely to sink?

A. Rock
B. Sponge
C. Empty bottle cap
D. Craft stick

Rock

300

A glue stick has a mass of 22 grams.
An eraser has a mass of 14 grams.

How much MORE mass does the glue stick have than the eraser?

8 grams

300

Which would you expect to have the lowest temperature? 

A. Hot chocolate
B. Ice water
C. Warm bath water
D. Soup

Ice Water

300

A student says a mystery object is magnetic just because it looks like metal. What should the student do before making a conclusion?

Test it with a magnet

300

True or False: All small objects float.

False

400

Three objects have these masses:

  • Object A: 18 g
  • Object B: 31 g
  • Object C: 25 g

Put the objects in order from least mass to greatest mass.

Object A, Object C, Object B

400

The temperature was 61°F in the morning and 73°F in the afternoon. How many degrees did the temperature increase?

12°F

400

Object A is attracted to a magnet. Object B is not. What physical property did the scientist use to classify the objects?

Magnetism

400

A paper clip is much smaller than a wooden craft stick. The paper clip sinks and the craft stick floats. What does this tell us?

Size alone doesn't determine if something will sink or float
500

Three objects have these masses: 15 g, 28 g, and 21 g. What is the difference between the object with the greatest mass and the object with the least mass?

13 grams
500

It is 54°F in the morning and 71°F in the afternoon. What happened to the temperature?

A. It decreased 17°F
B. It increased 17°F
C. It increased 25°F
D. It stayed the same

B- It increased 17°F 

500

Noah tests four objects with a magnet. Three are attracted to the magnet and one is not. How could Noah classify the objects?

Magnetic and not magnetic

500

A student predicts that a plastic toy will float. When tested, it sinks. What should the student do?

A. Change the results to match the prediction
B. Say the experiment was wrong
C. Record that it sank and change their thinking based on the evidence
D. Test it until it floats

C