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    This lesson plan teaches 2nd grade students about the different phases of matter through visual and hands-on activities. Students will learn to distinguish between solids, liquids, and gases, recognize the atomic structures of each phase, and provide examples. To do so, the teacher will engage students with an introductory discussion on the different phases. Students will then view demonstrations of atomic structures using balls in containers and learn through a PowerPoint. Finally, students will complete a worksheet using cereal to represent each phase of matter and demonstrate their understanding.

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    This lesson plan teaches 2nd grade students about the different phases of matter through visual and hands-on activities. Students will learn to distinguish between solids, liquids, and gases, recognize the atomic structures of each phase, and provide examples. To do so, the teacher will engage students with an introductory discussion on the different phases. Students will then view demonstrations of atomic structures using balls in containers and learn through a PowerPoint. Finally, students will complete a worksheet using cereal to represent each phase of matter and demonstrate their understanding.

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    This lesson plan teaches 2nd grade students about the different phases of matter through visual and hands-on activities. Students will learn to distinguish between solids, liquids, and gases, recognize the atomic structures of each phase, and provide examples. To do so, the teacher will engage students with an introductory discussion on the different phases. Students will then view demonstrations of atomic structures using balls in containers and learn through a PowerPoint. Finally, students will complete a worksheet using cereal to represent each phase of matter and demonstrate their understanding.

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    This lesson plan teaches 2nd grade students about the different phases of matter through visual and hands-on activities. Students will learn to distinguish between solids, liquids, and gases, recognize the atomic structures of each phase, and provide examples. To do so, the teacher will engage students with an introductory discussion on the different phases. Students will then view demonstrations of atomic structures using balls in containers and learn through a PowerPoint. Finally, students will complete a worksheet using cereal to represent each phase of matter and demonstrate their understanding.

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    Bree Bookout

    Chapter 11
    Investigating Matter

    “What’s The Matter?”


    Exploring the different phases of matter through visual and hands-on
    learning.
    2nd Grade
    30 Minutes
    Learning outcomes:
    1) Students will be able to distinguish between solids, liquids, and gasses.
    2) Students can recognize the structure of atoms within solids, liquids, and
    gasses.
    3) Students will be able to list examples of each phase of matter.
    Group Size: 20+ students
    Supplies/Equipment/Materials Needed:
    1) 3 clear containers
    2) Styrofoam balls
    3) Chocolate puff cereal
    4) Atom worksheet
    Lesson Plan:
    MOTIVATION/INTRODUCTION: Begin by asking class “What’s the matter?” and
    how they would normally respond to that question.
    -Explain and walk through each phase of matter. Solids, liquids, and gasses.
    -Have students talk with their neighbor and I will call randomly for students
    to give me one example of whichever phase of matter I ask.
    PROCEDURE:
    -Discuss answers from introduction. Go through the PowerPoint lecture.
    -Show students live example of the different atom structures within each
    phase of matter (clear containers filled with foam balls).
    ASSESSMENT:
    -Pass out hands-on worksheet and cereal. Give each students a proper
    amount to complete the worksheet. They will have to use to cereal to represent
    Bree Bookout
    Chapter 11
    Investigating Matter

    each phase of matter. The students are free to eat the cereal afterwards.
    -SEE ATTACHED WORKSHEET
    Summary: We looked at and explored the different phases of matter through
    visual and hands-on activities. Today, we learned about the different types, how
    the particles work with each phase, and we discussed real world examples of each
    phase of matter.

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