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Matter I: Solids, Liquids and Gasses (K-6)

    

An understanding of matter and its forms is a crucial building block of science education.  This lesson details the definitions and differences between solids, liquids and gasses.  It explains how some matter can change forms—then revert back again.  Hands-on has students make a non-Newtonian fluid, fun to handle and perfect for stimulating discussion about the differences between solids and liquids. 

Highlights:

  • Numerous gas demonstrations: carbon dioxide, helium, temperature change, smoke bombs, CO2 flame extinguishing,
  • Smoke bombs demo
  • Dry ice—up close.

Hands-on: 

Students make a non-Newtonian fluid by mixing two substances together.  They handle it and observe its behavior.  Teacher leads a discussion of whether it’s a liquid or a solid, and why each student has his or her opinion. 

Matter I Outline:

  • Matter is all around us.(park scene)
  • Definition:  It takes up space and has weight.
  • It is categorized into solids, liquids and gasses.
  • Solids hold their shape
  • Liquids fill their container.
  • Gasses expand with heat and contract with cold.
  • Some matter can change form from one state to another, and then can change back again.

DVD Includes: 

  • Main lesson video (18 mins)
  • Hands-on video (5 mins running time, allow 12 mins to run hands-one)
  • Teacher’s Tips (2:45 running time)
  • Teacher’s version-How to run the hands-on) (5 mins)
  • Assessment (with help) (4 mins)
  • Assessment (no help) (4 mins)
  • Vocabulary video
  • Review (1:15 mins)

Welcome to our Liquids, Solids and Gasses video hands-on lab.  Our lessons are inquiry and standards-based.  You’ll find them entertaining, educational, safe, and easy to implement.  We’ve built them so you just have to make a few copies, then press play.


The objective of this unit is to teach your students about matter.   They will learn the following:

·        The basic definition of matter

·        To identify the three states of matter

·        Matter can change from one state to another.

·        Some matter can exist in two or more states

 

This unit contains:

 

 

1)    Quick Start Guide

2)    Teacher’s Notes

3)    One DVD

4)    Hands-on Activity: Ooey Gooey Solid or Liquid?

  • a)      32oz of Cornstarch

  • b)      1- pair of gloves

  • c)      16 paper plates

  • d)     Master copy of Hands-On Setup Guide

  • e)      1- Ooey Gooey Solid or Liquid? For Teachers Worksheet

  • f)       1- Ooey gooey Solid or Liquid? For Students Worksheet

5)    Hands-on Activity GAK What type of matter is it?

  • a)      16oz of Solution A

  • b)      16oz of Solution B

  • c)      16 paper plates +1 more for teacher

  • d)     Master copy of Hands-On Setup Guide

  • e)      1- Teacher's worksheet for,"GAK What type of matter is it?"

  • f)       1- Student's worksheet for, "GAK What type of matter is it?"

6)    Take home/ Class Activity Fishing for Ice

  • a)      32 Salt Packets

  • b)      32 Pieces of String

  • c)      Master copy of Hands-On Setup Guide

  • d)     32 pieces of ice (teacher must supply if performed in class)

  • e)      1-Fishing for Ice For Teacher's Worksheet

  • f)       1-Fishing for Ice For Student's Worksheet

7)      Master Sheets:

  • a)      Test Master Sheet

  • b)      Vocabulary Master Sheet

  • c)      Tell the Parents Master Sheet

  • d)     Student Worksheet Master

i)        Word Search

ii)    Crossword Puzzle

8)    MSDS for all materials are on the DVD in a folder titled MSDS

 

 

The DVD includes a main interactive lesson, a step by step video guide to all three hands-on activities, two versions of a test, vocabulary, a short review video for later, and printable worksheets (in case the masters included in the kit are lost). 

 

Suggested Retail Prices:

  • DVD and Kit, no glasses $74.95;

  • Consumable parts only; $24.95