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This is a book my students use while learning about the states of matter. It talks about different examples, the movement of the molecules, properties of the states of matter, and changes of matter.
**Updated on 3/2/2012 with corrections to the last page**
**Updated on 3/5/2012 to include 5 pages to go along with various experiments that you can read about on my blog**
**Updated on 3/2/2012 with corrections to the last page**
**Updated on 3/5/2012 to include 5 pages to go along with various experiments that you can read about on my blog**
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mcmichael
can't wait to fill it up with second graders.great space avaiable for writing also
June 11, 2013 
marymarypohlman
Thank you! Love the booklet!
June 1, 2013
jodielopez
Love this...can't wait to put it together!!
May 3, 2013
Bronwen
great booklet for use with our matter unit! Thanks
April 13, 2013
keseller
This will work PERFECTLY with our new unit coming up! Thank you so much for your creativity and including several aspects of matter within the booklet!!!
January 24, 2013
Amanda Pierce 17 (TpT Seller)
I love it! I can't wait to use this! I have already finished my matter unit this year, but I will add it to my folder for next year! Thanks!
January 21, 2013
killenm
Just in time for our lesson! Thank you!
January 5, 2013
Miss Third Grade (TpT Seller)
I used this last year and now using it again today! THANKS
December 6, 2012
scinancy
Love this, it covers everything!
November 27, 2012
Ojala
You are a lifesaver! Thank you! ; )
November 13, 2012
misha728
Super cute-thank you!
November 6, 2012
Sandra Boccalatte (TpT Seller)
Love it so much! Everything that I need is in this packet!
October 16, 2012
amahalak
This will be a great resource for my students. I plan to use this book as their study guide. Thank you!
October 2, 2012
collie
Thank you!
September 30, 2012
jojoteaches
Thank you sooo much for sharing this!! :)
September 12, 2012
elisabethtraining
Great!
September 9, 2012
susmith222
I just downloaded your unit on matter and was wondering what you do with the cheese and orange and whay the mystry substance is?? And what are your ides for the last page, "Creating Something new?" One more thing, How do you use the "Let's make a Prediction?" page? What are they trying to preict?
Thanks so much! It really is cute!!! I just want to use it correctly.
Thanks so much! It really is cute!!! I just want to use it correctly.
September 4, 2012
TheLocoTeacher (TpT Seller)
Sorry I am just now getting back to you!
If you ever need to reference this, I have a post about it on my blog at: http://thelocoteacher.blogspot.com/2012/03/im-90s-kid.html
The Cheese - I shred the cheese with a grater so it goes from a solid to a solid.
The Orange - I cut it open, so it is still a solid. But then I squeeze the juice from it so it is now also a liquid.
The mystery substance is pudding. The mix is a solid and the milk is a liquid, and we discuss what state of matter the end result is.
I use the Let's make a Prediction page for the experiments we do. So if we were changing a solid into a liquid (ice into water), I would have them write and draw the steps of the experiment. So they would draw the materials in the beginning (ice). Then they would predict what was going to happen when I explain the experiment, such as adding heat. Then they would draw what the end result was when the experiment was over (water). The last box is for them to explain if their prediction was correct or not.
Creating something new was just an additional page if you have further experiments you would like to personally do.
I hope that helps! I apologize again for my late response.
If you ever need to reference this, I have a post about it on my blog at: http://thelocoteacher.blogspot.com/2012/03/im-90s-kid.html
The Cheese - I shred the cheese with a grater so it goes from a solid to a solid.
The Orange - I cut it open, so it is still a solid. But then I squeeze the juice from it so it is now also a liquid.
The mystery substance is pudding. The mix is a solid and the milk is a liquid, and we discuss what state of matter the end result is.
I use the Let's make a Prediction page for the experiments we do. So if we were changing a solid into a liquid (ice into water), I would have them write and draw the steps of the experiment. So they would draw the materials in the beginning (ice). Then they would predict what was going to happen when I explain the experiment, such as adding heat. Then they would draw what the end result was when the experiment was over (water). The last box is for them to explain if their prediction was correct or not.
Creating something new was just an additional page if you have further experiments you would like to personally do.
I hope that helps! I apologize again for my late response.
September 21, 2012
jbrow249
Awesome! I can't believe this is free!
September 1, 2012
Tasha6374
love it!
August 6, 2012
erinlong4
Thank you so much for this book! I was getting bored with my cheerios lesson about matter. :)
June 17, 2012
misst4th
Thank you so much for the free download of the matter book! Will definitely use it. :)
June 6, 2012
MrsPule (TpT Seller)
I love making little books, but sometimes I can't always do them because I don't have time to put cute ones together. Thank you for this wonderful resource to add to my unit! Thank you thank you thank you!
March 28, 2012
Rayadair (TpT Seller)
Thank you for a wonderful resource that I can add to my stash. I didn't have much on this so I was so excited when I saw this!!! : )
March 4, 2012
TheLocoTeacher (TpT Seller)
Great! I'm always happy to share what I have. I'll be posting an all about matter matching activity my mini-locos use later this week - watch out for that if you are still needing some stuff for your stash.
March 5, 2012
Lauren Scott
Thank you for this resource. I am right in the middle of teaching my matter unit, so these materials will fit my lessons perfectly!!
March 4, 2012
alischepis
This looks great!! I am adding it to my files for next year! We already taught matter :)
Ali
Ali
February 28, 2012
Second Grade Math Maniac (TpT Seller)
This will be so helpful to my students next quarter when we study matter!
February 27, 2012
TheLocoTeacher (TpT Seller)
Yay! I love hearing that things I use in my classroom can also be helpful to others.
February 27, 2012
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ariannejohnson
Not sure if this is a dumb question or not, but what do you use on the pages that say examples....magazine pictures, printouts, or draw the objects? Also, it says to use your molecule pieces to show what they look like. Is there a place that I can find those? Thanks so much.
January 16, 2013
susmith222
I just downloaded your unit on matter and was wondering what you do with the cheese and orange and whay the mystry substance is?? And what are your ides for the last page, "Creating Something new?" One more thing, How do you use the "Let's make a Prediction?" page? What are they trying to preict?
Thanks so much! It really is cute!!! I just want to use it correctly.
Thanks so much! It really is cute!!! I just want to use it correctly.
September 4, 2012
TheLocoTeacher (TpT Seller)
Sorry I am just now getting back to you!
If you ever need to reference this, I have a post about it on my blog at: http://thelocoteacher.blogspot.com/2012/03/im-90s-kid.html
The Cheese - I shred the cheese with a grater so it goes from a solid to a solid.
The Orange - I cut it open, so it is still a solid. But then I squeeze the juice from it so it is now also a liquid.
The mystery substance is pudding. The mix is a solid and the milk is a liquid, and we discuss what state of matter the end result is.
I use the Let's make a Prediction page for the experiments we do. So if we were changing a solid into a liquid (ice into water), I would have them write and draw the steps of the experiment. So they would draw the materials in the beginning (ice). Then they would predict what was going to happen when I explain the experiment, such as adding heat. Then they would draw what the end result was when the experiment was over (water). The last box is for them to explain if their prediction was correct or not.
Creating something new was just an additional page if you have further experiments you would like to personally do.
I hope that helps! I apologize again for my late response.
If you ever need to reference this, I have a post about it on my blog at: http://thelocoteacher.blogspot.com/2012/03/im-90s-kid.html
The Cheese - I shred the cheese with a grater so it goes from a solid to a solid.
The Orange - I cut it open, so it is still a solid. But then I squeeze the juice from it so it is now also a liquid.
The mystery substance is pudding. The mix is a solid and the milk is a liquid, and we discuss what state of matter the end result is.
I use the Let's make a Prediction page for the experiments we do. So if we were changing a solid into a liquid (ice into water), I would have them write and draw the steps of the experiment. So they would draw the materials in the beginning (ice). Then they would predict what was going to happen when I explain the experiment, such as adding heat. Then they would draw what the end result was when the experiment was over (water). The last box is for them to explain if their prediction was correct or not.
Creating something new was just an additional page if you have further experiments you would like to personally do.
I hope that helps! I apologize again for my late response.
September 21, 2012
Lisa Jacquemin (TpT Seller)
I love your States of Matter Student book. My third graders would absolutely love it. However, when I downloaded it, the document was blurry. I have a Mac computer for school. Is there any chance you could email me the document at lisa.jacquemin@edgewoodschools.net?
Thanks,
Lisa Jacquemin
Thanks,
Lisa Jacquemin
June 21, 2012
Lauren Scott
Hi! Thanks so much for sharing this matter resource. I think the last page of the book should be about changing a gas in two ways, but the word in the box says 'solid.' Then the first sentence mentions changing a gas, but the second sentence says solid again. The matter book is amazing! I just wanted to let you know about the last page.
Lauren
Lauren
March 1, 2012
TheLocoTeacher (TpT Seller)
Oh my goodness! I just updated it to the final copy. I am so sorry, I don't know how that happened. It's corrected now. Thanks a million for letting me know.
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