10-Day Grade 5 STAAR Science Review

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10-Day Grade 5 STAAR Science Review Day 2 – Matter and Energy Readiness TEKS 5.5A Supporting TEKS 5.5D and 3.5C

Review from Day 1 Object Fill in the chart below on a sheet of paper. Magnetic? Physical State? Density Compared to Water? Float or Sink? Soluble in Water? Insulator or Conductor of Electricity? Vegetable Oil Iron Nail Salt Oxygen Wood Spoon

Review from Day 1 No Liquid Float Insulator Yes Solid Sink Conductor Object Magnetic? Physical State? Density Compared to Water? Float or Sink? Soluble in Water? Insulator or Conductor of Electricity? Vegetable Oil No Liquid Float Insulator Iron Nail Yes Solid Sink Conductor Salt (if not dissolved) Carbon Dioxide Gas Wood Spoon

Mixtures and Physical Properties Yesterday, we reviewed that some mixtures retain their physical properties when mixed like iron filings and sand. What if we mixed salt and water? Would the salt and water retain their physical properties? How would they change?

Mixtures and Physical Properties Look at the two items being mixed. Describe the difference in physical properties in each example before and after mixing.

Changes in States of Matter Changes in the state of matter can occur when a substance is cooled or heated. What changes will occur when water is cooled to 0˚C? What changes will occur when water is heated to 100˚C?

Changes in States of Matter Describe the change in the state of matter that will occur in these examples: + HEAT + HEAT + COOLING + COOLING