Properties of Matter – Chapter 4

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Properties of Matter – Chapter 4 Science Assignment #2 Properties of Matter – Chapter 4

Purpose To learn that: What properties can be used to describe matter How physical changes of matter are different from chemical changes of matter How to measure mass and volume, and calculate density How the particle model of matter explain the states and changes of matter

Assignment Complete the workbook package Create a presentation for questions a through m on page 127 Present your presentation to the class Presentations will take place during the week of Nov. 23-27. You will be evaluated using the Content Rubric and the Presentations Rubric