October 29 – November 2, 2018 « Mrs. McClure's Physical Science

October 29 – November 2, 2018

by physci17 on 15th November 2018

Objectives

I am applying what I have learned about physical/chemical properties and changes.
I am learning about the changes that occur in particle motion, temperature, and state of a pure substance when thermal energy is added or removed.
I am learning how mass/matter is conserved when it changes state.

Success Starter: Bellringer – Physical and Chemical Changes questions
Opening: Gummy Bear Experiment video – s/watch video and determine if a chemical or physical change is taking place. S/will give evidence to support their claim.

Class Activity: Gallery Walk-
- Students will view 20 pictures, determine if they show physical or chemical change. They will also give evidence to support their claim.
- S/create a foldable for Physical and Chemical Properties/Changes

Success Starter: Think-Pair-Share: One student will read the objective and the other student will respond with their understanding of the objective.
Opening: Phenomena: Can Crusher
- Students will watch a video of cans being crushed and then discussed the phenomena.
- Why were the cans crushed after being heated and then put into ice water?
Class Activity:
1. Discuss demonstration
2. S/will use INB template to record and discuss important information on the states of matter.

Success Starter: Matter Task Cards #3 – #4
Opening: StudyJams video – Solids, Liquids, and Gases
Class Activity: Oobleck Lab(CER) – What state of matter is Oobleck? Students will create Oobleck(non-Newtonian fluid) in a plastic bag.

Success Starter: Bellringer questions
Opening: Demo of how air expands and contracts using hot water, ice water, empty soda bottle, and a balloon. S/will perform demonstration.
Class Activity:
- Discuss the demonstration:
  1. What happens to the balloon when you place it in cold water?
  2. What would happen to the balloon when you place the bottle into the hot water?
  3. What happens to the air (gas) in the bottle when you place the bottle into cold ice water/hot water?
  4. What causes this change in the gas in the bottle/balloon?
  5. What would happen to the water in the bottle if more heat was removed?
- Students will use INB templates to record and discuss important information on Changes of State