Matter
Properties
Magnets/Conductors of Heat
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
100
What are the 3 states of matter?
solid, liquid, gas
100
Name 3 properties of a watermelon.
Answers will vary
(big, round, heavy, juicy, sweet, smooth)
100
Name one material that is magnetic, and one material that is not magnetic.
Answers will vary.
100
To tell about the properties of an object
Describe
100
To use your senses to gather information about something.
observe
200
What state of matter does this diagram show? 
Solid
200
Texture is the way something ___________
feels
200
Which material is magnetic, brass or steel?
Steel
200
To compare something to a standard unit
Measure
200
The property of a substance that tells how well it dissolves in another material
Solubility
300
What state of matter does this diagram show?
liquid
300
Name 2 substances that are soluble in water and 2 substances that are not soluble in water.
Answers will vary.
(sugar, salt, baking soda) -Soluble
(sand, pepper)- Not soluble
300
True or false- Metal is a good conductor of heat.
True
300
To arrange something to make it easier to understand
Organize
300
A measure of how fast the particles of matter are moving
Temperature
400
What state of matter does this diagram show? 
Gas
400
What property do measuring cups, and cylinders measure?
Volume
400
Name a material that is NOT a good conductor of heat.
Answers will vary.
400
The idea that everything is made of small particles
Atomic Theory
400
The amount of matter in an object
Mass
500
All matter is made of ____________
elements
500
What are 3 properties of a substance that you can determine just by looking at it?
Size, shape, color
500
What happens to the molecules of water as you heat the water in a pan?
The molecules move faster.
500
The smallest part of an element that has the properties of the element
Atom
500
The smallest particle of a compound that has the properties of the compound
Molecule