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    Science 7 Quarter 1: A Tour of Home: Finding Substances and Mixtures!

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    Science 7 Quarter 1: A Tour of Home: Finding Substances and Mixtures!

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    This document provides a learning activity sheet for classifying substances and mixtures found at home. Students are instructed to make a list of materials from their home and classify each as a pure substance or mixture. They are then given examples like orange juice, table salt, olive oil, and water vapor to categorize. Finally, the document defines key differences between mixtures and substances, noting that mixtures can be separated physically while substances require chemical means and have fixed properties.

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    This document provides a learning activity sheet for classifying substances and mixtures found at home. Students are instructed to make a list of materials from their home and classify each as a pure substance or mixture. They are then given examples like orange juice, table salt, olive oil, and water vapor to categorize. Finally, the document defines key differences between mixtures and substances, noting that mixtures can be separated physically while substances require chemical means and have fixed properties.

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    Science 7 Quarter 1: A Tour of Home: Finding Substances and Mixtures!

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    Science 7 Quarter 1

    LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET NO. 1


    A TOUR OF HOME: FINDING SUBSTANCES AND MIXTURES!
    Part 1. Search and List!! 

    1.   Visit your kitchen cabinet/shelf, first aid kit, refrigerator, and even your bathroom or laundry area. List
    down things that you have seen at home and classify these products into mixtures and compounds. List
    down materials/substances found at home. Put check (/) based on its classification.

    Materials/Substances Pure Substance Mixture

    1.

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    10.

    Part 2. Sort it Well! 

    Directions: You are sorting materials at home as to mixtures and compounds. You are going to perform a
    similar method of segregation by classifying the following materials into a SUBSTANCE or MIXTURE.

    1. Orange juice __________________

    2. Table salt    __________________

    3. Olive oil       __________________


    4. Table sugar  __________________

    5. Water vapor __________________

    6. Distilled water __________________

    QUESTIONS ANSWERS
    1. Which of the given materials
    are substances?

    2. Which of the given materials


    are mixtures?

    3. What is your basis in


    identifying whether a material
    is a substance or a mixture?

    Part 3. Fill Me In
     Directions: Fill in the blanks to complete the paragraphs below by choosing the correct words found in the
    box.
    physical                homogeneous              substances          mixture
         chemical               heterogeneous            solid                      liquid 
    residue               ordinary                        varies                    fixed

    A _________________ is a physical combination of two or more____________ which can be

    separated by ____________ means. Its components can be mixed in any proportion which could either be

    _______, ________, or gaseous phases. A mixture can be homogeneous or _______________.  On the other

    hand, substances are _________________form of matter which can be separated by______________

    means. 

    Boiling point is another property of mixtures and substances. The boiling point of a mixture

    _____________ while that of a substance is _____________. Useful materials can also be obtained from

    natural mixtures like oil which can obtained from coconut extract.

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