Introduction
States of Matter
5-PS1-1 Develop a model to describe that matter is made of particles too small to be seen.
Your goal is to identify and understand the different states of matter.

Task
Your job is to research the different states of matter using your textbook and the internet.
Be sure to answer the following Essential Questions:
1. What are the three states of matter?
2. Are the particles that make up matter too small to be seen?
3. Does matter continue to exist even when it changes form?
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Once you have all of your research done, you will develop a model that describes that matter is made of particles.
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Create a booklet that describes each state of matter
Process
1. Watch the video about the different states of matter
What is Matter?
Particles of Your World
2. Explore each of the different states of matter
Solids Liquids Gases
3. Now that you have explored and learned about each state of matter, you would develop a model that describes and shows each state of matter.
4. You will also create a booklet that has the following:
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Title
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Solid Page
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Liquid Page
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Gas Page
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Explains each state of matter
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Includes Pictures or Visuals of each state of matter
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Done neatly
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Explanations are clear and concise
Evaluation
States of Matter Rubric |
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Proficient |
Progressing |
Beginning |
Includes all 7 of the following elements:TitleSolid PageLiquid PageGas PageExplains each state of matterIncludes Pictures or Visuals of each state of matterDone neatlyExplanations are clear and concise |
Includes 4-6 of the following elements:TitleSolid PageLiquid PageGas PageExplains each state of matterIncludes Pictures or Visuals of each state of matterDone neatlyExplanations are clear and concise |
Includes 3 or fewer of the following elements:TitleSolid PageLiquid PageGas PageExplains each state of matterIncludes Pictures or Visuals of each state of matterDone neatlyExplanations are clear and concise |