Physical or Chemical Change? A Fun Science Game!
Welcome to the
Change Challenge!
● Today we're going to play a
game about changes in
materials
● You'll decide if each change
is physical or chemical
● Are you ready to be a
science detective?
What's the Difference?
● Physical change: The material looks
different but is still the same substance
● Chemical change: The material turns into a
new substance
Ice Melting
● When ice melts, it
changes from solid to
liquid
● But it's still water - just in
a different form
● Is melting ice a physical
or chemical change?
Physical Change
Rusting Iron
● When iron rusts, it combines
with oxygen in the air
● It forms a new substance
called iron oxide
● Is rusting a physical or
chemical change?
Chemical Change
Your Turn: Cutting Paper
● When you cut paper,
you change its shape
● Is it still paper?
● Physical or chemical
change?
Physical Change
Your Turn: Baking a Cake
● When you bake a
cake, the batter
changes
● Physical or chemical
change?
Chemical Change
Fireworks
● Fireworks involve
burning chemicals
● Is a fireworks display
a physical or
chemical change?
Chemical Change
Boiling Water
● When water boils, it
turns into steam
● Is it still water?
● Physical or chemical
change?
Physical Change
Mixing Baking Soda and Vinegar
●When you mix baking
soda and vinegar, they fizz
●A new substance is
created
●Physical or chemical
change?
Chemical Change
Cooking an Egg
● When you cook an egg,
it changes color and
texture
● Is cooking an egg a
physical or chemical
change?
Chemical Change
Crumpling Paper
● When you crumple
paper, you change its
shape
● But is it still paper?
● Physical or chemical
change?
Physical Change
Burning Wood
● When wood burns, it
turns to ash and smoke
● Are these new
substances?
● Physical or chemical
change?
Chemical Change
Breaking Glass
● When glass breaks, it
changes shape
● But each piece is still glass
● Is breaking glass a physical
or chemical change?
Physical Change
Leaves Changing Color
● When leaves change color
in fall, chemicals in them
change
● New pigments are created
● Is this a physical or
chemical change?
Chemical Change
Melting Chocolate
● When chocolate melts, it
becomes liquid
● Physical or chemical
change?
Physical Change
Milk Turning Sour
● When milk turns sour, it
smells and tastes different
● Has it become a new
substance?
● Physical or chemical
change?
Chemical Change
Congratulations, Science Detectives!
● You've learned to spot physical and chemical changes
● Remember: Physical changes don't make new substances
● Chemical changes do make new substances
● What changes will you notice in the world around you?

PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGE IN MATTER.pptx

  • 1.
    Physical or ChemicalChange? A Fun Science Game!
  • 2.
    Welcome to the ChangeChallenge! ● Today we're going to play a game about changes in materials ● You'll decide if each change is physical or chemical ● Are you ready to be a science detective?
  • 3.
    What's the Difference? ●Physical change: The material looks different but is still the same substance ● Chemical change: The material turns into a new substance
  • 4.
    Ice Melting ● Whenice melts, it changes from solid to liquid ● But it's still water - just in a different form ● Is melting ice a physical or chemical change? Physical Change
  • 5.
    Rusting Iron ● Wheniron rusts, it combines with oxygen in the air ● It forms a new substance called iron oxide ● Is rusting a physical or chemical change? Chemical Change
  • 6.
    Your Turn: CuttingPaper ● When you cut paper, you change its shape ● Is it still paper? ● Physical or chemical change? Physical Change
  • 7.
    Your Turn: Bakinga Cake ● When you bake a cake, the batter changes ● Physical or chemical change? Chemical Change
  • 8.
    Fireworks ● Fireworks involve burningchemicals ● Is a fireworks display a physical or chemical change? Chemical Change
  • 9.
    Boiling Water ● Whenwater boils, it turns into steam ● Is it still water? ● Physical or chemical change? Physical Change
  • 10.
    Mixing Baking Sodaand Vinegar ●When you mix baking soda and vinegar, they fizz ●A new substance is created ●Physical or chemical change? Chemical Change
  • 11.
    Cooking an Egg ●When you cook an egg, it changes color and texture ● Is cooking an egg a physical or chemical change? Chemical Change
  • 12.
    Crumpling Paper ● Whenyou crumple paper, you change its shape ● But is it still paper? ● Physical or chemical change? Physical Change
  • 13.
    Burning Wood ● Whenwood burns, it turns to ash and smoke ● Are these new substances? ● Physical or chemical change? Chemical Change
  • 14.
    Breaking Glass ● Whenglass breaks, it changes shape ● But each piece is still glass ● Is breaking glass a physical or chemical change? Physical Change
  • 15.
    Leaves Changing Color ●When leaves change color in fall, chemicals in them change ● New pigments are created ● Is this a physical or chemical change? Chemical Change
  • 16.
    Melting Chocolate ● Whenchocolate melts, it becomes liquid ● Physical or chemical change? Physical Change
  • 17.
    Milk Turning Sour ●When milk turns sour, it smells and tastes different ● Has it become a new substance? ● Physical or chemical change? Chemical Change
  • 18.
    Congratulations, Science Detectives! ●You've learned to spot physical and chemical changes ● Remember: Physical changes don't make new substances ● Chemical changes do make new substances ● What changes will you notice in the world around you?

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