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Page 1: Physical Changes Chemical Changes

Physical Changes Chemical Changes

Cracking an egg Cooking an egg

Fireworks exploding Ice Cube melting

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Slicing bread Toasting bread

Bending a nail Nails rusting

Milk turning sour Lighting a match

Boiling water Roasting a marshmallow

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Making lemonade Baking bread

Burning wood Chopping wood

Breaking glass Mixing sugar into tea

Chewing food Digesting food

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Chemical and Physical Changes

Name: _____________________ Date: ______________________

Objective: I CAN differentiate between chemical and physical changes.

Background Knowledge:

Matter can be changed in multiple ways.

Physical Changes Chemical Changes

Definition:

Examples:

Drawing:

Definition:

Examples:

Drawing:

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Group Practice DIRECTIONS: Gather your activity cards. Place the titles “Chemical Changes” and “Physical Change” at two different locations on your desk or table. With your group, read each card and discuss if it should be a physical change or chemical change and sort it under the correct title. Do not write your answers onto your sheet yet. As a group, write down the answers in the chart below.

Physical Changes Chemical Changes

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Practice DIRECTIONS: Complete the following questions in full sentences. 1. What is the difference between a physical and chemical change?

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2. Which is an example of a chemical change that occurs in the home?

a) Boiling water

b) Burning wood

c) Melting an ice cube

d) Dissolving sugar in water

Explain your answer:

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3. Which is a physical change?

a) Burning

b) Cutting

c) Rotting

d) Rusting

Explain your answer:

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Show What You Learned Today!

1. _________________Glass Breaking

2. _________________Squeezing a piece of clay into a new shape

3. _________________A nail rusts when left outside

4. _________________Melting butter into liquid

5. _________________Mixing kool-aid mix and water

6. _________________Rotting food

7. _________________A copper penny turns green

8. _________________ Ice cream melts

9. _________________A lion digests meat

10. _________________Squeezing juice out of oranges

11. _________________Burning garbage

12. _________________Mixing salt and water

13. _________________Baking a cake

14. _________________ Crushing a soda can

I CAN differentiate between chemical and physical changes. J

Name: _____________________ Date: ______________________

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