Classification of Matter Interactive Lesson - Editable Text
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Physical Science Matter & Chemistry

Classification of Matter Interactive Lesson – Editable Text

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So, teaching classification of matter can be a little dull, huh? It doesn’t have to be! With this engaging lesson, students can work at their own pace, or the teacher’s pace to learn about how matter is classified. This a NO-prep lesson to motivate your student to learn. Students love these! It’s perfect for the teacher trying to save time without sacrificing rigor.

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  • This really broke down the topic for my students to understand! This was a helpful addition to my classroom resources. Thanks for creating and sharing

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  • Great resource! Students were able to review at the end of the school year and work on this independently. It gave me the perfect opportunity to pull small groups while they worked.

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  • My students were very actively engaged using this resource. Thank you for saving me time.

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  • This was a good, ready-to-go intro to classifying matter

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Description

So, teaching classification of matter can be a little dull, huh? It doesn’t have to be! With this engaging lesson about atoms, elements, compounds, and mixtures, students can work at their own pace, or the teacher’s pace to learn about how matter is classified. This can be a NO-prep lesson to motivate your students to learn. Students love these!

 

It’s perfect for the teacher trying to save time without sacrificing rigor.

 

✅ Download the preview above and check out the sneak peek inside! Don’t forget to view the video preview as well.

 

 

 

 

 

What does this lesson/activity include?

  • Google Slides Version of the Lesson
  • Google Slides Version KEY of the Lesson
  • PPT Version of the Lesson
  • PPT Version KEY of the Lesson
  • Guided Notes
  • Paper Version
  • ^^editable text versions of all the above

 

This resource can be used in SO many ways!

 

 

This Classification of Matter Lesson covers:

  • matter
  • examples of matter
  • examples of things that are not matter
  • atom
  • how small atoms are
  • protons
  • neutrons
  • electrons
  • atomic number
  • atomic mass
  • molecule
  • elements
  • periodic table
  • compounds
  • mixtures
  • heterogeneous mixtures
  • homogeneous mixtures
  • suspensions
  • colloids
  • solutions
  • solvent and solute
  • universal solvent

 

The Classification of Matter Interactive Activities include:

  • exploring outside resources
  • drag-and-drop activities
  • type in the textbox
  • anticipation guide
  • and more!

 

There are 44 slides in all and an answer key is included!

 

This lesson pairs well with NC Standard PS.8.1.1.

When you purchase this product, you will be given access to a link that will allow you to open the file that is compatible with Google Slides™. You will then be able to share this with your students. If you’d like, there is a PPT version as well!

 

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What are teachers saying about this resource?

 

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Great resource, easy to follow, great visuals! Thank you!” – Chelsey J. (TPT Reviewer)

 

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I used this with my very energetic and short attention span 7th graders to introduce matter. This activity kept them busy and focused for 3 days! I could not believe how much they enjoyed it and learned from it. I will use this every single year moving forward if I get the chance to.” – Lisa S. (TPT Reviewer)

 

 

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