2. MATTER
MASS: HOW MUCH MATTER AN OBJECT HAS.
VOLUME: THE QUANTITY OF SPACE THAT AN OBJECT TAKES UP
STATES OF MATTER
SOLID: THEY HAVE A DEFINITE SHAPE AND
VOLUME
LIQUIDS: THEY DON’T HAVE A DEFINITE SHAPE
, BUT THEY HAVE A DEFINITE VOLUME.
GASES: THEY DON’T HAVE A DEFINITE SHAPE
AND VOLUME.
Matter is all around us

3. solids liquids gases

4. Physical changes can happen when we : heat, freeze, bend, twist, stretch or
squash a substance.
Chemical changes can happen when we burn a substance or expose a
substance to air.
solid liquid

5. We can classify mixtures as heterogeneou or homogeneous mixtures. In a
heterogeneous mixtures it´s easy to see the difference substances. In a homogeneous
mixture it isn’t possible to see the different substances.
A mixture is something that contains two or more substances.

6. Natural matirials come from:
nature, plants , animals or minerals.
Manufactured matirial are made
from natural matirials which are
transformed in a manufactoring
process.

7. If we take to many of these natural
resources , they will run out . This is why
it´s important to reduce , reuse and recycle.
We should try to reduce the amount of
materials we use and the waste we
produce. Buy products with little or no
packaging, then put the packaging in the
correct recycling bin.
We can reus plastic shopping bags. We can
clean packaging such as boxes and jars and
use them again.
Recycle mean to make something new from
something we have used.
We can recycle glass, aluminium and many
other things, too.

8. What are the
caracteristics
of solids ?

9. What are the
caracteristics of
liquids ?

10. What are the
caracteristics of
gases ?

11. What is the
difference between
a phisical change
and a chemical
change?

12. Rodrigo Hernandez de la Fuente
Samuel biel zamora