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This document discusses matter, its properties, and changes. It begins by stating the objective is to explore the environment to identify matter structure, properties, and changes, recognizing God as the creator of matter. It provides biblical principles from Genesis describing God creating heavens and earth. It then defines physical and chemical changes, providing examples of each. Physical changes do not create new substances, while chemical changes create entirely new substances. It links to external sources describing properties and changes of matter. The document concludes with discussing a class activity and Bible passage about being transformed by renewing one's mind, and asking students what kind of change they would like to experience.
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