<p>Probe 1 Chapter 8</p><p>Is it Matter? or Is It Energy?</p><p>Listed below is a list of things that are considered matter or energy and things that are not considered matter or energy. Write an M next to each of the things that you consider to be matter. Write an E next to each of the things that you consider to be energy. Leave those things you do not think are matter or energy blank.</p><p>____ rocks ____ salt ____ baby powder ____ Mars ____ milk ____ carbohydrates ____ air ____ steam ____ light ____ rotten apples ____ proteins ____ heat ____ love ____ sound waves ____ cells ____ water ____atoms ____ bacteria ____ fire ____ oxygen ____ gravity ____dissolved sugar ____ smoke ____ stars ____ magnetic force ____ electricity ____ dust ____ lipids ____ light bulb ____ steak</p><p>Explain your thinking. Describe the “rule” or reason you used to decide whether something is or is not matter.</p><p>Is it Matter? or Is It Energy?</p><p>Uncovering Student Ideas In Science Volume 1, Page Keeley, Francis Eberle, Lynn Farrin, NSTA Press Probe 1 Chapter 8</p><p>Listed below is a list of things that are considered matter or energy and things that are not considered matter or energy. Write an M next to each of the things that you consider to be matter. Write an E next to each of the things that you consider to be energy. Leave those things you do not think are matter or energy blank.</p><p>____ rocks ____ salt ____ baby powder ____ Mars ____ milk ____ carbohydrates ____ air ____ steam ____ light ____ rotten apples ____ proteins ____ heat ____ love ____ sound waves ____ cells ____ water ____atoms ____ bacteria ____ fire ____ oxygen ____ gravity ____dissolved sugar ____ smoke ____ stars ____ magnetic force ____ electricity ____ dust ____ lipids ____ light bulb ____ steak</p><p>Explain your thinking. Describe the “rule” or reason you used to decide whether something is or is not matter.</p><p>Uncovering Student Ideas In Science Volume 1, Page Keeley, Francis Eberle, Lynn Farrin, NSTA Press</p>