RED
ORANGE
YELLOW
GREEN
100

If my breakfast has fruity pebbles, strawberries, and milk. What are the states of matter in it? (solid, liquid, and/or gas)

solids and liquids

100

When a candle starts to melt, what are the changes in state?

solid to liquid

100

What is the easiest way to separate seashells from sand?

a strainer

100

If you put a straw in a cup of water it looks bent or broken. What is this called?

Refraction

200

If a jar is filled with air (gas), what will happen if I open the jar?

The matter will fill the room.

200

What happens to a puddle of water during a hot day?

Evaporation - the water will change to water vapor.

200
Imagine heating up a bowl of hot water. There is a wooden spoon, metal spoon, and plastic spoon. Which spoon will get the warmest?

the metal spoon

200

Is a rubber band magnetic?

No, it is not made of iron, steel, or cobalt.

300

What state of matter is rain and snow? (solid, liquid, or gas)

liquid

300

What happens when ice melts in a cup of water? What are the changes of state?

solid to liquid

300

Will a thin rubber band vibrate faster or slower than a wide rubber band?

THIN

300

Thermometer A reads 53 degrees Fahrenheit.

Thermometer B reads 43 degrees Fahrenheit.

What is the difference between the temperature?


10 degrees Fahrenheit

400

Name some examples of solid water.

ice and snow

400

Evaporation is when water changes to a gas (water vapor). Will water evaporate quicker in the shade or in the sun?

in the sun

400

A fire cooking s'mores is an example of what type of energy?

Thermal

400

A piece of cake weighed 200 grams before.

A piece of cake weighed 150 grams after.

How much cake was removed?

50 grams

500

What is it called when you see water droplets outside of your water glass?

condensation

500

If you mix quarters and pennies together, is that considered a mixtures?

Yes, because a mixture is two or more things. Quarters and pennies are different coins in a collection.

500

What type of energy does riding a scooter show?

Mechanical Energy

500

Using a pan balance, Susie put her phone on the left pan and a collection of cubes on the right pan. The pan was even, meaning no side was down or up (teacher draw on board). What does this mean about the mass of the phone and cubes?

They phone and the cubes have the same mass.