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6th-T6 L3: Heat & Materials

6th-T6 L3: Heat & Materials

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Science

6th - 8th Grade

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NGSS
MS-ESS1-1, MS-PS1-4, MS-PS3-3

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Angeles Pedroza

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27 Slides • 19 Questions

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When divers explore ocean waters, the temperatures they encounter can be very cold. Describe how you think the wetsuit keeps the diver warm in cold water.

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A ​
is a material that conducts heat well.
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conductor
insulator
semiconductor

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Multiple Choice

  • Good ________ are materials that can transfer heat out very easily.

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conductors

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insulators

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semiconductors

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Multiple Choice

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Which are examples of good conductors?

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Glass
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Plastic
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Metals such as silver
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Wood

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such as silver are good conductors because heat easily conducts out.

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are materials that do not conduct heat well.
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Insulators
Conductors
Semiconductors

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Good ​
are materials that do not transfer heat easily.
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insulators
conductors
transmitters

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Which are examples of good insulators?

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Metal, stone, and water

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Copper, iron, and steel

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Wood, rubber, plastic, glass, and air

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Good ​insulators include ​
. Wool blankets slow the transfer of heat out of your body.
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air and wool
copper and aluminum
glass and plastic

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When do you want to use good conductors? 

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Why does metal feel colder than plastic even when both materials are at the same temperature?

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Multiple Choice

True or false: When a substance or material is heated, its temperature rises but the temperature does not rise at the same rate for all materials. 

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False
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True

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Different materials require different amounts of ​
to have the same ​
increase.
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energy
temperature
pressure

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What makes a popcorn kernel pop?

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water droplet inside

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pressure

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gas

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is the expansion of matter when it is heated.
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Thermal expansion
Expansion
Contraction

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When matter is heated it ​
, when matter is cooled it ​
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expands
contracts
melts
changes color

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When surfaces exert friction on each other, their thermal energy ​
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increases
decreases
remains constant

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Multiple Choice

If a car brakes suddenly, its tires leave skid marks on the road. The marks are oils in the asphalt that have been heated. What causes the heating?

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Heat generated by the brakes
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Friction between the tires and the road surface

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When an object slows down due to friction, what energy transformation takes place?

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Kinetic energy is transformed to thermal energy

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Friction energy is transformed into heat energy.

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