1. Lab Demos with Particles Observations Smell jars Icebergs A Drop of Color Ice to Steam KINETIC Molecular Theory

2. Lab Demos Observations Icebergs- What happens to the ice cube? Icebergs

3. Lab Demos Observations Ice to Steam- What happens to the ice? Why? Ice to Steam

4. Lab Demos Observations A Drop of Color- What happened when you put a drop of food coloring in ice water Vs Hot water? A drop of Color

5. Lab Demos Observations Smell jars How does the smell get from the container to your nose? Group questions- Waft this Way

6. Particle Theory 1.Matter is composed of particles. 2.Particles are in random motion. 3.Particles have energy (kinetic energy is energy of motion) 4.Particles can collide 5.Particles that collide can transfer energy.

8. Variables for Collisions 1.Temperature 2.Energy 3. Particle size 4. Solids, liquids, gases The higher the temperature the more energy the particles have. Particles with more energy can have more collisions. More energy also means that particles can have more distance between them. Larger particles may be harder to move or may have less space between them. The spaces between particles are different depending on the state of matter (gases have more space).

9. Assessment: Diagram (with your name) Diagram one lab station. Use as much detail as possible. Include arrows (to show motion). Long arrows for more/faster motion and short arrows for slow. Use colored dots to represent particles. Label the diagram as to what is happening. Use appropriate science vocabulary such as: energy, temperature, collisions, phase of matter etc.