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Standard I - Matter
Standard: Students will understand that chemical and physical changes occur in matter.
Objective 1: Describe
that matter is neigher created nor destroyed even though they may go through
change.
Objective 2: Evaluate
evidence that indicates a physical change has occurred.
Objective 3: Investigate
evidence for changes in matter that occur during a chemical reaction.
Strategies
- TRB 5:1 - Activity 1 - Dissolving Salt
- TRB 5:1 - Activity 2 - Sum of the Parts
- TRB 5:1 - Activity 3 - Melting and Freezing
- TRB 5:1 - Activity 4 - Chemical Reactions - Borax & Glue, Cream & Vinegar
- TRB 5:1 - Activity 5 - Mixing Colors
- TRB 5:1 - Activity 6 - Chemical Change
- TRB 5:1 - Activity 7 - Stomach Chemistry
- TRB
5:1 - Activity 8 - Physical Changes and Chemical Reactions
Science Benchmark
The weight of an object is always equal to the sum of its parts, regardless of how it is assembled. In a chemical reaction or physical change matter is neither created nor destroyed. When two or more materials are combined, either a chemical reaction or physical change may occur. Chemical reactions are often indicated when materials give off heat or cool as they take in heat, give off light, give off gas, or change colors. In a chemical reaction, materials are changed into new substances. In a physical change a new substance is not formed.
The weight of an object is always equal to the sum of its parts, regardless of how it is assembled. In a chemical reaction or physical change matter is neither created nor destroyed. When two or more materials are combined, either a chemical reaction or physical change may occur. Chemical reactions are often indicated when materials give off heat or cool as they take in heat, give off light, give off gas, or change colors. In a chemical reaction, materials are changed into new substances. In a physical change a new substance is not formed.