Matter
What is Matter?
Anything that takes up space & has mass
How can I describe matter?
Size, shape, color, mass, volume, temperature, texture, hardness
An educated guess!
How can I change water from a liquid to a gas?
What is mass?
How much MATTER an object has
Give an example of matter
:)
What is texture?
How an object feels- An object can be rough or soft/smooth
What are materials?
Items we use during an experiment!
How can I change water from a liquid to a solid?
FREEZE IT!
What unit can we measure mass in?
grams, kilograms
How can I CHANGE matter?
(teacher choice)
Example: A liquid can become a solid!
What is volume?
The amount of space an object takes up!
What is an observation? Give an example!
Something we can see with our EYES
If a line on a thermometer is high when dropped in a cup of water, does that meant the temperate is hot or cold?
Hot!
On a balance, an object that has more mass will be at the top or the bottom?
Bottom!
What are the 3 states of matter?
Solid, Liquid, & Gas
A graduated cylinder is at 100 mL. I drop a rock inside. The water rises to 400 mL. What is the volume of the rock?
400 mL - 100 mL = 300 mL
What tool do we use to measure temperature?
Thermometer!
Ms. Booth saw tiny drops of water on the grass. In the afternoon, she noticed the drops of water were gone. What happened to the drops of water?
The Sun's heat made the drops evaporate
I drop a pink rock into a fish tank & watch the water level rise. I take out the pink rock and put in a blue rock. The blue rock makes the water rise higher than the pink rock. Why?
A. The blue rock has more volume than the pink rock.
B. The blue rock weighs less than the pink rock.
C. The blue rock has more holes than the pink rock.
A!
The volume of the blue rock is more than the pink rock
Mrs. Hall goes outside and her water bottle starts to get wet on the outside. What is this called?
Condensation