1. Thursday September 26 List 3 physical properties.

2.  I can locate information in my text book.

3. Reading Guide  What are observations?  (your answer)

4.  What are some things that you have observed today?  People walking  Clothes  Sounds

5.  Name some physical properties  Color  Shape

6.  What senses do you use to observe? Give 1 example of each.  Eyes—seeing  Ears—listening  Tongue-tasting  Nose—smelling  Fingers-touch

7.  Name some things that are matter and some things that are not matter.  Color  Shape

8.  Why are color and shape physical properties?  Because they describe

9.  What are some examples of physical change?  Detergent bottles  Cutting paper  Tearing paper  Anything that changes without changing  Hair color  Hair cuts  Name some more

10.  How are physical changes and properties different?  Physical property: identifies the material  Physical changes: the physical property is changed but the identity does not change.

11.  Describe play dough and paper using physical properties.

12.  What objects could you use length to organize?  A book shelf  A classroom  An aisle at the grocery store

13.  What is mass?  An thing that takes up space and has mass  Examples:

14.  How do we measure mass and length?  Mass is measured in grams, kilograms, pounds,  Length is measured using  Ruler, meter stick or tape measure.

15.  What is volume?  Is the amount of space an object takes up

16.  What is density?  The amount of mass a material has in a given volume.

17.  How are mass, volume and density different?  Mass is the amount of matter in an object.  Volume is the space the object takes up.  Density is the amount of mass in a given volume.

18.  How is volume different than area? Volume is the space the object takes up. The area is the inside shape or space measured in square units.

19.  Give examples of density. IS THE AMOUNT OF MASS A MATERISAL HJAS IN A GIVEN VOLUME.  FLOAT  DON’T FLOAT  ICEBERGS FLOAT BECAUSE SOLID ICE HIS LESS DENSE THAN LIQUID WATER  HYDROGEN IS USED TO INFLATE WEATHER BALLOONS BECAUSE IT IS MUCH LESS DENSE THAN AIR.  DENSITY OF WATER: 1 GRAM/CUBIC CENTIMENTER