How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state?

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How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state? - Presentation

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4th Grade Science lesson from the unit Reversible and Irreversible Changes. This lesson uses an enquiry-approach method, and will facilitate students answering the question 'How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state?'

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How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state? - Presentation

How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state? - Presentation

How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state? - Teacher notes

How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state? - Teacher notes

Properties of everyday materials - Worksheet

Properties of everyday materials - Worksheet

Freezing different materials - Investigation instructions

Freezing different materials - Investigation instructions

Freezing different materials - Write up

Freezing different materials - Write up

Lesson contents

Resources

How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state? - Presentation

How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state? - Presentation

How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state? - Teacher notes

How can you set up an investigation to find which materials can and cannot be changed back to their original state? - Teacher notes

Properties of everyday materials - Worksheet

Properties of everyday materials - Worksheet

Freezing different materials - Investigation instructions

Freezing different materials - Investigation instructions

Freezing different materials - Write up

Freezing different materials - Write up

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Reversible and Irreversible Changes

Reversible and Irreversible Changes

Other lessons in this unit

1. What does reversible and irreversible changes mean?

1. What does reversible and irreversible changes mean?

3. How can mixtures be separated including through filtering, sieving and evaporating?

3. How can mixtures be separated including through filtering, sieving and evaporating?

4. How has the science related to irreversible changes helped with crime work?

4. How has the science related to irreversible changes helped with crime work?

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