1. Introduction to Physical Science Unit Unit Test Will Be on 08/26/2014

2. 08/12/14 What Is Physical Science? Demo Warm Up Notes Matter, Properties, Interactions Exit Ticket HW: Creating Sci. Plan Worksheet

3. What Is Physical Science? Demo: Observe the four demonstrations

4. What Is Physical Science? Warm Up #1: Scientists observe and describe what surrounds them and make observations during experiments. What are your senses that you can use for observations? (Example: nose for smelling) A. __________ for ____________ B. __________for _____________

5. (Notes, right side, p.12) What Is Physical Science? Physical science studies energy, matter, and the properties (characteristics) and interactions of matter Matter is everything that has mass and volume Mass and volume are physical properties Matter has physical and chemical properties, and physical and chemical interactions. Physical properties can be measured without changing or destroying the substance.

6. (Left Side p.11, match, and draw) Matter, Properties and Interactions Repeat Demo: Physical Property Chemical Property Physical Interaction Chemical Interaction  Vinegar and Baking Soda  Density  Magnetism/ Magnetic Force  Flammability

7. (p. 11) What Is Physical Science? Plug and Play What is matter? a.Everything that has mass only b.Everything that has volume only c.Everything that has both, mass and volume d.It has to do with the brain

8. What Is Physical Science? Exit Ticket #1: Answer, turn in your sheet before leaving A. What is matter? B. Name the two ways matter can interact, or give an example.

9. Day 2: Mass Warm Up Notes Conversions Measuring Mass Exit ticket HW: Mass Worksheet

10. Mass Warm Up 2 : A. What is an example of a physical property? B. What is an example of a physical interaction?

11. (Notes, 14) Mass Mass is the amount (how much) of matter something has Measured with a balance or scale SI/ metric unit: gram (or: milligram, kilogram) English/ Standard units: ounces, pounds

12. (Left Side 13, ¼ page) Conversions UnitHow many in a Gram (g)1 gram (g) = _________ milligrams (mg)1 gram (g) = _____ kilograms (kg) mg1 mg= _________ g1 mg= ________ kg kg1 kg= __________g1 kg= _________mg

13. (Left Side 13, rest of page) Measuring Mass ObjectMass in grams (g)Sketch the balance Pencil

14. What Is Physical Science? Plug and Play What is matter? a.Everything that has mass only b.Everything that has volume only c.Everything that has both, mass and volume d.It has to do with the brain

15. Mass Exit Ticket 2: Answer, turn in your sheet before leaving Mass is the metric or SI unit to measure mass. How many grams are in a. 1 kilogram? b. 1 milligram?

16. Day 3: Mass Warm Up Finish Work Notebook Check/ Stamp Quiz Staple packets No HW: Have a Great Weekend

17. Day 4: Volume Warm Up Notes Measuring Volume Exit Ticket HW: Volume Worksheet

18. Day 4: Volume Warm Up: All matter has 2 physical properties, mass and (1) _________. 2. Which tools can we use to measure mass? 3. What is the metric (SI) unit to measure mass?

19. (Notes, 16) Volume Volume is the amount of space something fills or takes up Measurement depends on what shape and state: – Regular solid (like a box): length*width*height, or similar formula – Irregular solid: water displacement – Liquid or gas: graduated cylinder SI/ metric unit: cm 3 (or: m 3, mm 3 ), ml (or: l)

20. (15) Measuring Volume (measure the volume of these 5 things and record your measurements in the correct column) ObjectVolume of rectangular solid (cm 3 ) SHOW WORK Volume of irregular solid (cm 3 ) SHOW WORK Volume of liquid (ml) DRAW CYLINDER with liquid and number Water in the cylinder Rock 1 Cube Rock 2 Calculator

21. Volume Plug and Play Which of the following is not a unit for volume? a.ml b.cm 3 c.g d.l