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6th Grade SEM: Why Matter Matters
Grade Level:
6
Subject:
Science
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Goal Summary:
Help students understand the periodic table, types of thermal forces and catalysts, Other stages of matter (ie plasma), when matter skips stages IE sublimation. Make up of an atom and molecule. Types of bonding. Energy effects matter
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Standards Met:
Essential Questions:
Why does matter change
how does pressure effect matter
what happens within a molecule or atom during these changes
are there exceptions to these rules
how can we use this knowledge in our daily lives
Understandings:
the stages of matter
basic structure of an atom and bonding process
periodic table and how to read it
Content Goals:
period table, bonding types, how to write a basic equation using chemical symbols, be able to predict shifts in states of matter.
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