States and Properties of MATTER

question:

Look closely at these images of phenomena. What do you notice? What do you wonder? What questions do you have?

Discover the cause of the phenomenon by obtaining information from informational text, videos and experiments. Explore and explain the effect on properties of matter as it is heated, cooled, or combined.

ENGAGE:

Spend time looking closely at this section and engaging with each activity. Try to complete this section with an adult.

Matter:

  • is made of particles that are too small to be seen

  • has properties

  • types can be combined to make a new substance

  • models can be used to demonstrate changes

5PS1-1 What is Matter? (Reading).pdf
probe-is-it-matter.pdf

EXPLORE:

Choose which activities in this section you would like to explore. There are some things to read, write, and watch. Complete one, some, or do them all!

mixingmatter_5-6_nf_book_low.pdf
SL_Gr_5_RP_Structure_Properties_of_Matter_Sugar_Water.pdf
SL_Gr_5_As_Structure_and_Properties_of_Matter_L2.pdf

Apply:

Choose at least one activity to complete. Be prepared to share your experience with an adult at home or your teacher.

In your science journal communicate what you have learned. Can you demonstrate changes with states of matter? Can you identify types of matter based on properties? Were you able to observe cause and effect?

EXPLAIN

Particle-Model-of-Matter-Worksheet-GG.pdf

After watching the Generation Genius videos, apply your knowledge by answering these questions.

RESPOND

Read books on Epic about the properties of matter.

READ

Does matter really matter? Why does matter change from one state to another? Use this site to explore some questions AND answers.

TRY

Share:

Demonstrate your learning! Your teacher may ask you to share your experience on your Canvas page.

Share what you learned about the states and properties of matter with an adult.



Have you learned how to demonstrate the cause and effect that occurs with properties of matter? Which emoji shows how you feel about your learning?


Extend:

More optional options to explore this topic if you choose!