Students create a poster that uses words and pictures to present basic information about matter. Assesses their understanding of basic concepts related to matter: characteristic properties, physical and chemical changes, mixtures and pure substances, and atoms. Scoring rubric and background notes included.
A Matter of Fact
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Properties of Matter Key Term Review
Gauge students' understanding of physical science concepts with a vocabulary printable.
