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These notes define the following vocabulary: Potential Energy Chemical Energy Gravitational Energy Nuclear Energy Stored Mechanical (Elastic) Energy Kinetic Energy Electrical Energy Radiant Energy Thermal Energy Sound Energy Moving Mechanical Energy The different forms of energy are separated into the major categories of Potential and Kinetic. The notes have a presentation that goes along with it exactly as it is written on the student page. Students should be encouraged to doodle on the notes

This is a Venn diagram that I use to help my students see the similarities and differences between elements and compounds. This activity can be completed on their own using notes that they have completed in class or it can be completed as a direct teach exercise using the PowerPoint that is included. You could even print out blank versions and use them as a quick assessment by having the kids fill them out.

My students love this activity! It is a fabulous way to get them excited about physical properties! This complete lesson contains an "Engage" activity introducing the Physical Properties of Matter, as well as a PowerPoint and student note taking papers to ensure engagement. This lesson includes: Instructions for use "Mystery Rock Challenge" Worksheet "Physical Properties of Matter" Worksheet "Physical Properties of Matter" Key "Physical Properties of Matter" PowerPoint, which explains the activ