Paradise Processing
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Name a solid. Name two liquids. Name something that can make a chemical change.
Matter Paradise Processing Matter
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Name a way to make a Use a piece of paper to Read one stanza of the physical change. demonstrate physical Watch Me Change change. Rap. I Have, Who Has? I have the first card. I have, it has mass and takes up space. Who has the meaning of matter?
Who has the meaning of solid?
I have, it is hard or soft and keeps its I have, it can be poured and takes the
shape. shape of the container it fills. Who has the meaning of liquid? Who has the matter that is takes up space but is invisible?
I have gas. I have the definition, you can see through
Who has the property of matter that means it. transparent? Who has the antonym for hard? I have soft. I have absorbent. Who has the antonym for waterproof? Who has the meaning of flexible?
I have, it can bend without breaking. I have strong.
Who has the antonym for weak? Who has the antonym for non-magnetic?
I have magnetic. I have opaque. Who has the change that is a physical Who has the antonym for transparent? change? I have, to cut or tear apart. I have a change that can’t go back to the original way that it was.
Who has the meaning for chemical change?
Who has to burn and change to ashes? I have chemical change. I have, it can stretch and return to its original shape.
Who has the meaning for elastic? Who has the first card? Antonyms soft hard transparent opaque rigid flexible weak strong plastic elastic Vocabulary transparent Anything that allows light to pass through. hard Anything that isn’t easily bent. Firm, stiff or rigid and not easily cut. soft Anything that is easily shaped, bent or cut. absorbent Anything that is capable of soaking up liquid. elastic Anything that is stretchy and can be returned to its original shape. flexible Anything that is able to bend without breaking. magnetic Anything that is able to be magnetized or attracted to a magnet. chemical change A change that causes one kind of matter to become a different kind of matter. physical change A change that makes matter look different without becoming a new substance.