Six minutes for Do Now

Six minutes for Do Now27. What are the 4 states of matter and 5 changes between them?HW or study questions?

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10/29HW 26 DN 27 CW 26 NONE NONEA & B DayFor a great stamp: complete, silent, and properly seated. AgendaNew assigned seatsClass competition: mastering our questionsStates of matterChanges in stateExit checkIf time: unit preview

Lets get ready for the day set up some Cornell Notes!Class competitionEvery day, our title will be a question you need to answerAt the end of the day, you will have an ungraded exit check Not graded but checked for masteryClasses with average of 70%+ mastery will receive a prize!By the end of classDescribe the four states of matter Identify the five major state changes

To start: A Think-Pair-ShareThink: a videoUsing the video and what you already know, fill out the table on the bottom of your Do Now

Pair: compare your tablesWith your element group, compare your answers for the tablesComplete as much of the table as possibleTake four minutes

Share: correct the tables

Share: correct the tables

Share: correct the tables

Share: correct the tables

Share: correct the tables

Status check

SolidLiquidGasPlasmaFive key changes of state

SolidLiquidGasPlasmameltingfreezingevaporationcondensationsublimation Wait sublimation?Sublimation is when a solid substances changes directly into a gas without ever being a liquid

Element group practice.Complete the practice questions on the back of your Do Now.

You may work with your element group only.Up to two co-teachers may be selected. Exit checkThree minutesOn a separate piece of paperWrite period # at topClose notebooksCounts toward mastery competitionNOT PUBLISHED ONLINEUnit preview worksheet.Complete the practice questions on the back of your Do Now.

You may work with your element group only.Up to two co-teachers may be selected. Week ofGrade 1:

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A Hundred YearsTracy ChapmanCrossroads, track 81989Pop - Folk263619.53eng - 0000022F 00000248 00000DD7 0000125D 0001FC15 0001FC15 000063CB 00006C3E 00033495 00033495SolidLiquidGas_________

Does it take the shape of the container?

Does it have a definite volume?

Could you change its density?

Does it flow easily?

How fast are its particles moving?

How closely packed are its particles?

SolidLiquidGas_________

Does it take the shape of the container?No

Does it have a definite volume?Yes

Could you change its density?No

Does it flow easily?

No

How fast are its particles moving?Slowest

How closely packed are its particles?Closest

SolidLiquidGas_________

Does it take the shape of the container?NoYes

Does it have a definite volume?YesYes

Could you change its density?NoNo

Does it flow easily?

NoYes

How fast are its particles moving?SlowestSlower

How closely packed are its particles?ClosestCloser

SolidLiquidGas_________

Does it take the shape of the container?NoYesYes

Does it have a definite volume?YesYesNo

Could you change its density?NoNoYes

Does it flow easily?

NoYesYes

How fast are its particles moving?SlowestSlowerFaster

How closely packed are its particles?ClosestCloserLess close

SolidLiquidGasPlasma

Does it take the shape of the container?NoYesYesYes

Does it have a definite volume?YesYesNoNo

Could you change its density?NoNoYesYes

Does it flow easily?

NoYesYesYes

How fast are its particles moving?SlowestSlowerFasterFastest

How closely packed are its particles?ClosestCloserLess closeLeast close