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| a mixture of gases that we breathe |
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| to curve or cause a change in shape |
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| larger in size than something else; not small. Size is a property. |
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| describes a liquid that is full of bubbles |
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| to make or form something |
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| something made from clay, such as pottery |
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| to be different than before |
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| the pigment or hue of an object. Color is a property. |
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| a material made from corn |
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| the shape of salt after evaporation |
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| a tube-shaped container or object |
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| not light in color; blackish |
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| not alike, or not the same |
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| soap a liquid material that is used to clean dishes |
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| when a solid is mixed with a liquid, and the solid breaks apart into pieces so tiny they can’t be seen in the liquid |
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| a scientist who uses their knowledge of materials to design useful objects and structures |
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| when a liquid dries up, goes into the air as a gas, and can’t be seen |
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| a flexible material used to make clothing. Fabric and cloth are the same. |
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| softener a liquid used to wash clothes |
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| level, smooth or even; not raised |
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| describes something that is bendy or rubbery; not rigid. Flexibility is a property. |
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| to stay on the surface of water |
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| describes a liquid that has a layer of bubbles on top |
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| to change a liquid to a solid by cooling it |
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| a cone-shaped tool used to transfer materials into containers with small openings |
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| matter that can’t be seen but is all around. Air is an example of a gas. |
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| a very small, hard bit of material |
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| soap a liquid material used to clean hands |
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| having a high temperature |
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| made by people, not found in nature |
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| biggest in size; not small. Size is a property. |
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| a single thickness of a material |
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| a material made from animals |
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| matter that flows freely and takes the shape of its container |
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| what something is made of |
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| anything that takes up space |
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| to change a solid to a liquid by heating it |
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| a solid shiny material, such as gold, silver, or copper |
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| to put together two or more materials |
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| two or more materials put together |
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| bean a small, round bean used to grow bean sprouts |
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| a liquid substance containing fat that comes from a plant or animal and is used in cooking |
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| a flexible material made from wood |
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| a tiny piece of a material |
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| a human-made material used in many everyday objects |
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| having sharp edges or corners |
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| to flow out of a container |
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| a solid material made up of tiny pieces |
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| something that you can observe about an object or a material. Size, color, shape, texture, and smell are properties. |
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| an area where water has gathered |
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| a grass seed that is used for food |
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| describes something that is not flexible |
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| a flexible material that has the properties of stretch and bounce |
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| a tool that is shaped like a small shovel |
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| wire mesh used to separate large and small objects |
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| to take apart the bits and pieces of a mixture |
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| to move up and down and all around quickly |
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| the appearance or form of an object. Shape is a property. |
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| to fall or drop to the bottom |
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| how big or small something is |
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| matter that holds its own shape and always takes up the same amount of space |
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| a powder that can be used in laundry detergent |
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| one of the three groups of matter: solid, liquid, or gas |
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| the top layer of something |
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| the way something feels. Texture is a property. |
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| to have a greater distance from one side to another; not thin. |
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| to have a smaller distance from one side to another; not thick. |
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| describes a liquid or solid that is clear enough to let light through but is not clear enough to see something on the other side |
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| describes a liquid or solid that you can see through easily |
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| describes a liquid that is thick and slow moving |
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| the hard material found under the bark of trees; the material that tree trunk, branches, and stems are made from |
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