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This one-page physical science worksheet will give your middle school science students practice with heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures. This challenging activity promotes student discussion and critical thinking skills. Use it as an activity, in-class assignment, sub plan, review, homework assignment, or quiz. The topics of the questions include prefix meanings, examples, differences between the two types of mixtures, and the definition of mixtures. The questions are arranged from easiest to hardest.
Each question has a circle with four parts. Students analyze the parts to identify the one that doesn’t fit in with the others. Then they explain in a sentence what makes it different. A complete answer key is included.
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This resource is also a part of two different money-saving bundles.
- The Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Mixtures Package includes interactive notebook pages, activities, bell ringers, a PowerPoint, multiple worksheets, and an assessment.
- The Science Odd One Out Worksheet Bundle includes a variety of critical thinking worksheets like this one that can be used to challenge your science students.
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If you like this style of worksheet, take a look at the other Odd One Out Worksheets in my store. Want a blank, editable Odd One Out Worksheet? Find it here.
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Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Mixtures Odd One Out Worksheet or Assessment
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This one-page physical science worksheet will give your middle school science students practice with heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures. This challenging activity promotes student discussion and critical thinking skills. Use it as an activity, in-class assignment, sub plan, review, homework assignment, or quiz. The topics of the questions include prefix meanings, examples, differences between the two types of mixtures, and the definition of mixtures. The questions are arranged from easiest to hardest.
Each question has a circle with four parts. Students analyze the parts to identify the one that doesn’t fit in with the others. Then they explain in a sentence what makes it different. A complete answer key is included.
Click on PREVIEW to see the worksheet.
This resource is also a part of two different money-saving bundles.
- The Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Mixtures Package includes interactive notebook pages, activities, bell ringers, a PowerPoint, multiple worksheets, and an assessment.
- The Science Odd One Out Worksheet Bundle includes a variety of critical thinking worksheets like this one that can be used to challenge your science students.
Take a look at the many other Physical Science resources in my store.
If you like this style of worksheet, take a look at the other Odd One Out Worksheets in my store. Want a blank, editable Odd One Out Worksheet? Find it here.
***Look for the green star near the top of any page in my store and click it to become a follower. As a follower of my store you will be notified when I upload a new resource.






