Essential Question: What are the chemical and physical properties of matter? L.Target: I can define and offer examples of physical changes, and define.

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Essential Question: What are the chemical and physical properties of matter? L.Target: I can define and offer examples of physical changes, and define & offer examples of chemical changes LTask: I will determine whether a change is physical or chemical. I will read and label periodic table

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Learn ED Booklets Practice Questions Notes on Properties of Matter Brainpop Quizlet

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Matter 1 Matter 2 Matter 4 Matter 5 Hydrosphere 1 Hydrosphere 2 Hydrosphere 3 Disease Lesson 1. Spread of Disease Lesson2 Digestion & Respiration Cellular Respiration Chemistry Vocab (34) Water Properties (25) Ocean Properties (21) Microbes (20) Ecosystems (31) Evolution (32) EOG 1 (23) EOG 2 (23) EOG 3 (23)