States-of-Matter and its properties.pptx

States of matter. Properties of matter. Physics

1. States of Matter Objective: Describe solids, liquids and gases using the particle model Name the three states of matter, and the physical changes that occur between them (3) Describe the arrangements and movement of particles in the states of matter (4) Link the properties of solids, liquids and gases to the arrangement of their particles ( 7) 5 min Homework : Prepare for the CYRT test on Friday. Starter : Draw and write what you already know about the particles in the three states of matter .

2. States of Matter Copy and complete the diagram below. Label the arrows identifying the names of the changes in state. Particle, states of matter, physical change 5 min Name the three states of matter, and the physical changes that occur between them (3) Describe the arrangements and movement of particles in the states of matter (4) Link the properties of solids, liquids and gases to the arrangement of their particles ( 7)

3. States of Matter Particle, states of matter, physical change 2 min Name the three states of matter, and the physical changes that occur between them (3) Describe the arrangements and movement of particles in the states of matter (4) Link the properties of solids, liquids and gases to the arrangement of their particles ( 7) Substances can also change straight from a solid to a gas and vice versa. Watch the video and pay attention to the terms used to describe these changes. Add the terms and an arrow for each on to your diagram.

4. States of Matter Particle, states of matter, physical change 6 min Name the three states of matter, and the physical changes that occur between them (3) Describe the arrangements and movement of particles in the states of matter (4) Link the properties of solids, liquids and gases to the arrangement of their particles ( 7) Within each state of matter the particles have a different arrangement and move in different ways. Cut the cards out and stick them neatly in your book under the following headings: Property Solid Liquid Gas Diagram Distance Arrangement Movement

5. States of Matter Particle, states of matter, physical change 8 min Name the three states of matter, and the physical changes that occur between them (3) Describe the arrangements and movement of particles in the states of matter (4) Link the properties of solids, liquids and gases to the arrangement of their particles ( 7) Solids, liquids and gases have different properties, for example, gases are easily compressed where as solids cannot be compressed at all. Copy and complete the table identifying the correct properties: Property Solid Liquid Gas Fixed shape Cannot be compressed Can flow Takes the shape of its container No fixed volume Describe how some of the properties link to the arrangement/ movement and closeness of particles.

6. States of Matter Particle, states of matter, physical change 5 min Name the three states of matter, and the physical changes that occur between them (3) Describe the arrangements and movement of particles in the states of matter (4) Link the properties of solids, liquids and gases to the arrangement of their particles ( 7) Plenary: What if…? What if we hadn’t done today’s lesson? What if you weren’t allowed to know what we’ve learnt today? What if everything you’d learnt today was false? Final Task: Complete the review section at the bottom of the page you’ve been working on.