Phase Changes
Explore the relationship between molecular motion, temperature, and phase changes. Compare the molecular structure of solids, liquids, and gases. Graph temperature changes as ice is melted and water is boiled. Find the effect of altitude on phase changes. The starting temperature, ice volume, altitude, and rate of heating or cooling can be adjusted.
Launch GizmoPhase Changes
Explore the relationship between molecular motion, temperature, and phase changes. Compare the molecular structure of solids, liquids, and gases. Graph temperature changes as ice is melted and water is boiled. Find the effect of altitude on phase changes. The starting temperature, ice volume, altitude, and rate of heating or cooling can be adjusted.
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Adapted Phase Changes Student Sheet
Shortened and simplified. Focus on compare and contrast Melt, Boil, and Freeze, with attention on how tem... (more)perature affects molecule motion.
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4th Grade, 5th Grade Science
SNC1P Applied Science States of Matter
This simple worksheet guides Grade 9 Applied students through concepts of the states of matter, and the p... (more)hase changes of melting, freezing and boiling. It also investigates the role of temperature (energy) in phase changes. (The other sheets were much too complicated for my students!)
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4th Grade, 5th Grade Science
Science Notebook Version - 8th Grade
This is a version of instructions I made to be used with a science notebook.
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4th Grade, 5th Grade Science
Phase Changes Scientific Explanation Writing Prompt
This worksheets allows students to interpret a graph showing data collected during phase changes of water... (more). Then they state a claim answering the question "How is temperature related to phase changes?" and support it with evidence and reasoning.
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4th Grade, 5th Grade Science
New Brunswick, Grade 5 - Properties and Changes in Materials TG
A Teacher Guide that contains activities, useful links, curriculum outcomes and an exploration question.
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4th Grade, 5th Grade Science
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Excellent for MA standard= particle motion, bp
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students love this gizmo
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This is perfect for showing the basics of phase changes. I wish you had plasma included though.
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