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Appendix A

Appendix A. Matter What all things are made of. Have mass and take up space. Liquids Take the shape of their container. Can be seen. Feel wet. Solids

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Page 1: Appendix A. Matter What all things are made of. Have mass and take up space. Liquids Take the shape of their container. Can be seen. Feel wet. Solids

Appendix A

Page 2: Appendix A. Matter What all things are made of. Have mass and take up space. Liquids Take the shape of their container. Can be seen. Feel wet. Solids

MatterWhat all things are made of. Have mass and take

up space.

Liquids Take the shape of their container. Can be seen.

Feel wet.

Solids Do not change unless you cut, bend, or break them. Take up space. Have mass.

GasesFill all the space inside a container. Sometimes

appear as vapor. Sometimes are invisible.

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Appendix B: Day 4 Recording page:

Hypothesis - What do you think will happen? I think ____________ will ______________ when it is added to water, because __________________________________________________________________________

Procedure - What will you do? First______________________________________________________________________________________________________________Second____________________________________________________________________________________________________________Finally_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Results – What happened?__________________________________________________________________________

Conclusion – What did you learn?

Solid(to be added to water)

Results(What happened?)

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What we know:• Each team observed their ice cube melt.• Each team recorded their observations every 15 minutes. • The timer was set to go off every 15 minutes. • Some ice cubes melted quicker than others.• Some ice cubes took longer to melt.

Use this information to help you solve a learning task.Remember…

Use pictures, words, and equations to show your solution path.

Show your thinking!

Appendix C

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The red team’s ice cube melted in 45 minutes. The green team’s ice cube melted in 30 minutes. What was the difference between their times?

If the orange team set the timer 4 times before their ice cube melted, how long did their ice cube take to melt?

The blue team’s cube took 30 minutes to melt. The red team’s cube took 45 minutes to melt. How long did both cubes take altogether?

Appendix C