BY JENNIFER LANGDON
2014
TOPIC: STATES, CYCLES & ENERGY OF MATTER
Objective:
Mon. Oct 5th
Students will be able to observe different states of
matter in order to describe how matter changes
states.
WARM-UP:
Agenda
- Test takers- today at HIP
 What causes matter to
- Behavior
change from a solid, to a - States of Matter/Energy Vid
liquid, or to a gas?
Homework:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Get quizzes signed?
Notes Chapter 2.1- States of Matter
Notes Chapter 2.2 –
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Science Current Event due October 29th
STATES OF MATTER NOTES
Solid
definite shape
slow particles
definite volume
(vibrations)
Liquid
no definite shape
definite volume
particles move
quickly
Gas
no definite shape particles move
no definite volume very very fast!
TOPIC: STATES OF MATTER
Objective:
Tues Oct 6th
WARM-UP:
Students will be able to observe different states of
matter in order to describe how matter changes
states.
What is the difference between
a crystalline solid and an
amorphous solid?
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Agenda
Brain pop- states of matter
States of matter quiz- check answers
Changes in state foldable- color code
Changes in state, changes in energy
Brain-pop changes in state
Check answers
Homework:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Get quizzes signed?
Notes Chapter 2.2 –
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Science Current Event due October 29th
Is there any to be collected today?
TOPIC: CHANGES IN STATE
Objective:
Wed Oct 7th
WARM-UP:
Students will be able to observe different states of
matter in order to describe how matter changes
states.
How do clothes dry on a
clothes line without adding
any other heat than the sun?
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Agenda
Evaporation vs boiling
Observation- changing states
Plotting changes in state.
Homework:
1.
2.
3.
Get quizzes signed?
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Science Current Event due October 29th
Is there any to be collected today?
DATA TABLE
Time
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Temperature