1. *Describing Matter

2. Day 1

3. Matter has
properties.
Can you say something about
each of them?

4. Matter has mass and
occupies space.
Properties – something
owned, tangible
(ownership,
belongingness)

5. Pict. Of baloons
Pillow
Hollow blocks
Holen
Raining clouds
soda

6. Objects have
colors.
Some are red, blue,
yellow, and green.

7. Color is a property
of matter.
Matter may be a big or
small, long or short, and
thin and thick.

8. Size is a
property of
matter.

9. Materials may
be smooth or
rough, and
hard or soft.
Texture, hardness
and softness are
properties of
matter.

10. Materials may
be
round, square, r
ectangular, or
triangle.
Shape is a
property of
matter.

11. A block
occupies
space on
the table.

12. The air
occupies
the space
inside the
balloon.

13. The milk
occupies
the space
inside the
glass.

14. All the objects
occupy space
and have
mass.

15. Video:

16. Day 2
States of
Matter

17. Activity:
Materials needed:
plastic cup, ice bag
filled with water, two
empty ice bags, solid
objects such as rock or
a ball.

18. Questions: Ball Water Air
Does it take
up space?
Does it have
weight?
Does it keep
its shape?
Can you see
it?

20. Matter can
be a solid, a
liquid or a
gas.

21. The objects in the
picture are solids.

22. Characteristics of Solids:
1. They have definite sizes
and shapes.
2. They occupy space and
have mass.
3. We can hold them in our
hands.

23. The objects in the
picture are liquids.

24. Characteristics of Liquids:
1. Liquids do not have
permanent shapes. They take
the shape of their containers.
2. Liquids occupy space and
mass.
3. We cannot hold liquids in our
hands. We can hold them if they
are placed in the container.

25. The ball, the LPG tank,
and the soup bubbles
contain gases.

26. Characteristics of Gases:
1. Gases occupy space.
2. They have no shape of
their own.
3. You cannot see most
gases. (like air)

27. Matter occupies
space and has mass.
Matter can be
grouped into
solid, liquid, and gas.

28. Answer page
A. 180
B. 181

29. Day 3
Recycling

31. What is recycling?
Recycling means taking
materials from old
discarded materials and
making other new
products from them.

32. Reduce, Reuse, &
Recycle

33. Why should we recycle?
1. Making new
things from
recycled ones take
a lot less money .

34. Why should we recycle?
2. Save a lot
from the Earth’s
natural
resources.

35. Why should we recycle?
3. Saves
space in
landfills.

36. What kind of materials can
we recycle?

40. Recycled
materials

55. Day 4
Recycling

56. Quiz # 3

57. Solid
Liquid
Gas
1.

58. Solid
Liquid
Gas
2.

59. Solid
Liquid
Gas
3.

60. Solid
Liquid
Gas
4.

61. Solid
Liquid
Gas
5.

62. 6.
Solid
Liquid
Gas

63. Solid
Liquid
Gas
7.

64. true false
8.
Gases have no
shape of their own.

65. true false
9.
Matter can be a
solid, liquid or gas.

66. true false
10.
We can hold the
liquid in our hands.

67. 10-13.
Characteristics of Solid, Liquid
& Gas
14-15
Give things that can be
recycled.

68. Changes in
Matter

77. What is matter?
a. Matter that anything that files.
b. Matter is anything that
occupies space.
c. Matter is anything that has
definite shape.

78. Gases have no
shape of their own.
true false

79. Give one example
of solid.