Vocabulary
Fill in the Blank
Mixtures
Cause & Effect
Scientific Thinking
100

What does 'predict' mean?

To say what you think will happen

100

Salt will ________ in warm water.

Dissolve

100

What happens to gelatin and water when it cools?

It becomes a gel-like solid

100

Which ingredient made the gel “look shiny, no spikes, foamy”?

Shampoo

100

What should a good glue be able to do?

Stick well and be strong

200

What is a 'property'?

Something you can observe like color or shape

200

I drew a ________ before building my model.

Design

200

What two properties do we look for in good glue?

Stickiness and Strength

200

Which ingredient made the gel “spikes, very foamy”?

Shaving Cream

200

What tool helps you make a plan?

A design

300

What is an 'ingredient'?

A material used in a mixture or recipe

300

A salad is an example of a ________.

Mixture

300

What is a mixture?

Two or more things combined that can be separated

300

Which ingredient was “too thick and shiny with no spikes”?

Egg Whites

300

What does “dissolve” mean?

A solid disappears in a liquid
400

What is something called that you can touch, see, or measure?

A property

400

Sugar can ________ in lemonade.

Dissolve
400

True or False: You cannot separate a mixture.

False

400

What did corn syrup do to the hair gel?

Made it not shiny, no spikes, too thin

400

What is one reason we test different glue recipes?

To find out which one works best

500

What kind of property is “stickiness”?

A texture or physical property

500

My ________ helped me plan my experiment.

Design

500

Name one property you want your glue to have.

Sticky or Strong

500

Which ingredient made the gel shiny, green, and spiky?

Lime Gelatin

500

Make a claim: What would you put in your glue mixture?

Example: Gelatin and Glue -sticky and strong