The matter

THE MATTER 

Properties of matter definition

Matter is anything that has weight and takes up space. Everything you can see and touch is made up of matter.  It also has properties that we can describe through density, solubility, conductivity, magnetism, etc.

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Matter exists in three main forms: solids, liquids, and gases.

Video: states of matter

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Pure substances and mixtures

Copy this concept map in your Science notebook.

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Group activity

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Experiments:

1º La servilleta mágica que no se moja (EL AIRE TIENE VOLUMEN)

2º El huevo que flota ( DENSIDAD)

3º Ejemplos de mezclas homogéneas y heterogéneas.

    Agua + azúcar

    Agua + aceite

Prehistory

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Plegado en tres

Grug

 THE CROODS

Energy

Video: Energy, let's save it!

Video: forms of energy

Sound energy: Sound is a form of energy that moves through the air. Sound waves are made by vibration.

Light energy: Light is a form of energy which our sense of sight can detect. It is made of electro-magnetic radiation and travels in a straight path. Examples.

Energy sources "La Mademouselle dy Fle"

Video: renewable VS non renewable energies

Renewable energies

Non renewable energies

• Coal (carbón)
• Petroleum (petróleo)
• Natural gas (gas natural)

SAVE THE PLANET

Song: reduce, reuse, recycle

• Complete the lyrics

Drawing

Ampliación: hidden pictures

My town and my country

Folleto de Santander

Tourist map

MY COUNTRY

Spain facts for kids

Video: Spain for kids

Monuments (Spain)

PLANTS

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HOW DO PLANTS GROW?

SONG FOR KIDS

LAPBOOK PLANTS

THE SOLAR SYSTEM LAPBOOK

 LAPBOOK

Eat the rainbow (healthy eating habits)

 

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Letters

Healthy nutrition

 Food Pyramid

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Nutrition

 

Digestive  System

All about me

What is Science?

I wanted to share a fun little story that's great for getting little learners to think about science.  The book is called What is Science? Written by Rebecca Kai Dotlich and illustrated by Sachiko Yoshikawa.I love how it relates science to the study of "so many things"

Here's a look!

BOOK "WHAT IS SCIENCE? (YOUTUBE)

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