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Where does all of the energy in our food come from?

The sun

Starting with the energy you use, to walk - trace the energy back and explain how it got form the sun to your body.

Your example:

True or False




On earth, gravity pulls everything down toward the earth.

True

Describe an experiment you could do to prove that your answer about gravity is true.

Your example:

True or False




This is an example of how matter is made up of tiny atoms too small to be seen.




You pump a basketball full of air. Even though you can't see the air, the ball gets bigger and bigger.

True

True or False



This is an example of how matter is made up of tiny atoms too small to be seen.




You ride your bike to the store. At the top of a steep hill,you stop pedaling and coast down the hill.

False

True or False



This is an example of how matter is made up of tiny atoms too small to be seen.




You write for a long time. Your hand gets tired, so your writing gets sloppy.

False

True or False



This is an example of how matter is made up of tiny atoms too small to be seen.




You stir sugar into a cup of water. Even though you can't see the sugar anymore, you know it's there because the water tastes sweet.

True

True or False




When you freeze something it will weight the same as it did before you froze it.

True

What are some properties of dry, powdery materials?

Color


appearance


taste


dissolvability

What are some properties of rocks?

hardness


color


weight


pattern


magnetism

What are 2 things acids have in common?

1. They taste sour


2. The dissolve metal

True or False




Mixing two or more things SOMETIMES results in a new substance.

True

True or False



Mixing two or more things ALWAYS results in a new substance.

False

Give an example from class where were mixed at least 2 substance together and we ended up with something new and different.

Your example: