WEEK OF AUGUST 1ST – 5TH
K-W-L (Matter)
• In
your ISN:
• On
your table of contents sheet:
• Page
1 – K-W-L “What is matter?” Page 1 is
the even page behind your last page of your table of contents. J
• ______________________________________________________
• K
• (what
do you know about matter?)
• W
• (what
do you want to know about matter?)
• L
• (What
have you learned about matter?) Leave this column blank
Introduction to matter video:
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Note-taking Section:
What is
matter?
MATTER IS THE
STUFF AROUND YOU
Not very clear, but
it's true. Anything
that takes up space or has a mass of any kind is matter. Everything you can
touch is made of matter
Mass:
•
the amount of matter in an
object
•
measured with a balance
Volume:
•
the amount of space an object takes up
•
measured with a ruler or graduated cylinder
•
What is not matter? Energy
Copy into ISN on page 4:
Matter:
•
Proton
•
Atoms (e.g., a
helium atom)
•
Molecules
(e.g., water, sugar)
•
Compounds
(e.g., table salt, silicon dioxide)
•
Cat
•
Tree
•
House
•
Computer
|
Non-examples
•
Not everything
we can perceive consists of matter. Examples of things that aren't matter
include:
•
Photons (light)
•
Heat
•
Thoughts
•
Microwaves
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Week of August 8th – 12th
Tissue in a Cup Lab
Introduction to ATOMS via PPT.
Foldable on Atoms
Checkpoint Quiz 1 was given:
Introduction to Matter, and Parts of the Atom
Week of August 15th – 19th
Introduction to Chemical and Physical
Properties
Please form a T-chart in your ISN and
fill out as the video is playing.
Notes on Chemical and Physical
Properties
Double Bubble on Chemical and
Physical Properties
Check-Point Quiz2 will be given on
Wednesday August 24th
Study and complete Vocabulary Graphic
Organizer.