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- 1. Does it MATTER? By: Toni Macalino & Nico Castillo Target Learners: Grade 2
- 2. Objective At the end of this learning object the student will be able to differentiate matter and non- matter
- 3. Matter Is anything that occupies SPACE and has MASS
- 5. The orange is an example of matter because it occupies space has mass.
- 6. The balloon is an example of matter because both the rubber and the air inside the balloon has mass and occupies space.
- 7. Water is an example of matter because it occupies space, usually the space from a container and it has mass.
- 8. Non-examples of Matter idea! LOV E
- 9. Love is not a matter because LOV it does not occupy space E and does not have mass. We can only feel it.
- 10. An idea is not considered as idea! matter because it does not occupy space and does not have mass. We can only think of it.
- 11. Let’s Try it out! Which is matter?
- 12. Correct! The dog is an example of matter because it occupies space and has mass.
- 13. Sorry Try again! This is not an example of matter because it does not occupy space and has mass. You can only experience it.
- 14. Let’s Try it out! Which is not matter?
- 15. Sorry Try Again! This is an example of matter because it occupies space and has mass.
- 16. Correct! This is not an example of matter. Peace is something that we can observe but does not occupy space and does not have mass.
- 17. Summary MATTER is anything that occupies SPACE and has MASS. Back to Back to start? start?