MM 1.3a: Made of Matter Part 1 - Full 60 min

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Introduce the Nanoscale

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MM 1.3a: Made of Matter Part 1 - Full 60 min

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One of your teammates had this for breakfast this morning:

Introduce the Nanoscale

Type the correct word in the blank.

_______ - makes up everything around us.

Match the correct word to the correct picture in the model.

Other Answer Choices:

Grain of sand

Salt

Strand of hair

Human Heart

Red blood cell

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INDEPENDENT PRACTICE - Put it All Together

Use the words from the drop down list to complete the sentences below.

A __________ is something scientists make to answer questions about the real world. These models make it __________ to see how atoms and molecules are arranged. Scientists often use models to show things that are too __________, or even too large, to see all around us.

__________ - Tiny piece of matter that is too small to see.
__________ -  A group of atoms joined together in a particular way.
Atoms are __________ than molecules.

MM 1.3a: Made of Matter Part 1 - Full 60 min

MM 1.3a: Made of Matter Part 1 - Full 60 min

A mixture is made of more than 1 substance. Which of the following is an example of a mixture?

A substance is made of 1 type of atom or molecule. Which of the following is an example of a substance?

What is matter?

What do we call atoms that form together?

Can you see atoms or molecules? Why?

Since we can’t see them, what are two things that scientists use to study atoms?

Why are some molecules held together?

What are three examples of properties that matter can have?

What gives matter those different properties?

What is a substance?

Give an example of one substance:

What is a mixture?

Give an example of one mixture

How can you tell? Explain your answer for Question 27.

What part of the breakfast was a mixture?

Orange juice is a mixture. What substance can be found in orange juice?

Which of the following is not a property of milk?

Air is made of matter.

A group of molecules joined together is called an atom.

You can see a water molecule with your eyes.

People are made of molecules.

Everything is made of atoms.

What is matter?

What do we call atoms that form together?

Can you see atoms or molecules? Why?

Since we can’t see them, what are two things that scientists use to study atoms?

What are three examples of properties that matter can have?

What gives matter those different properties?

What is a substance?

Give an example of one substance:

What is a mixture?

Give an example of one mixture

Click and drag the items to put them in order from smallest (top) to biggest (bottom):

How many atoms are in this molecule?

How many different types of atoms are in this molecule?

How can you tell? Explain your answer for Question 27.