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Physical Properties of Materials

Physical Properties of Materials

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Science

5th Grade

Easy

NGSS
MS-PS1-5, 5-PS1-4, 5-PS1-2

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Amber Shivers

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5 Slides • 4 Questions

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Physical Properties of Materials

5th Grade Science

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When you mix materials, you add their masses together.

In the picture, the baker is mixing 15 grams of milk with 30 grams of flour. ​

The mixture makes 45 grams of dough.

(30 + 15 = 45)​

Mass is measured in grams.

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If 10 grams of water are added to 5 grams of salt, how much salt water will be made? 

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​When you dissolve Kool-Aid and sugar into water, the physical properties change.

The mixture is changes color, taste, and smell.​

Dissolving is when you mix a substance and it blends into water.

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Multiple Choice

Cady is completing an experiment in science. She mixes 1 cup of hot milk with 2 cups of cocoa. What will most likely happen to the substances?

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The substances will blend and their properties will be changed.

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The substances will not blend and their properties will be changed.

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The substances blend and form another liquid that appears as a solid.

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The substances will not blend and their properties will be the same as the individual substances.

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For example, the mass of the trail mix is equal to 25 grams.

The nuts are 10 grams, the raisins are 5 grams, the chocolate ​is 10 grams. When you add them all together, you get the same total of the mixture - 25 grams.

If you measure the mass of individual materials and add them together it will be equal to the mass of the mixture. ​

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Multiple Choice

Ms. Shivers wanted to make a salad for lunch. She weighed each individual ingredient before placing it in the salad. Which best describes the weight of the salad compared to the total weight of the vegetables?

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The total weight of the vegetables will be the same as the weight of the salad because the vegetables did not lose or gain weight.

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The total weight of the vegetables will be more than the weight of the salad, because cutting the vegetables increased their weight.

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The total weight of the vegetables will be less than the weight of the salad, because the vegetables weigh less when they are cut

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The weight of the salad will be more than the total weight of the vegetables, because the vegetables were chemically changed.

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A magnet is a rock or a piece of metal that can pull certain types of metal toward itself.

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Ryan is testing objects for magnetism (the ability to be attracted by a magnet). Which of the following objects is most likely magnetic?

drinking glass

metal can

rubber glove

plastic shovel

Physical Properties of Materials

5th Grade Science

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