Students will apply the skills necessary to conduct scientific investigations by writing down what they think the mystery object is and describing the properties and their observations on what makes that object that item.

Students will describe structures and properties of, and changes in, matter by discussing and creating a story map of properties of matters and of solids.

Students will also compete WB74 and WB75

Lesson 2: Types of Matter

Students will apply the skills necessary to conduct scientific investigations by writing down what they think the mystery object is and describing the properties and their observations on what makes that object that item.

Students will describe structures and properties of, and changes in, matter by discussing and creating a story map of properties of matters and of solids.

Lesson 3: Review of Matter

Students will recognize that everything around us is matter by filling out Matter Notes sheet and watching the video.

Students will know be able to give examples of physical and chemical change by verbally giving an example.

Students will be able to read the story with accuracy, fluency, and comprehension by reading the story out loud after having read it to themselves.

Lesson 4: Liquids

Students will recognize that liquid is matter that flows, by answer questions verbally.

Students will observe and describe the properties of liquids by writing a short paragraph.

Lesson 5: Sink or Float

Students will apply the skills necessary to conduct scientific investigations by writing down what they think the mystery object is and describing the properties and their observations on what makes that object that item.

Students will describe structures and properties of, and changes in, matter by discussing and creating a story map of properties of matters and of solids.

Students will read and listen and comprehend the story Mr. Gumpy’s Outing.

Students will complete an art project where they cut out objects that will float and sink in water. I will be grading them using a rubric.

Students will also compete WB79

Lesson 6: Gases

Students will answer questions verbally about where they gases might be found or a type of gas.

Students will write what they observer about gases

Students will draw pictures and write captions about gases

Students will observe gases by blowing bubbles