1. PART 1: WHAT IS A PHYSICAL PROPERTY?
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES ARE:
Description/Measurement of an object using characteristics that can be observed using your senses or measurement equipment.
YOU DO NOT CHANGE THE OBJECT’S IDENTITY AT ANY TIME!
See examples on page ________

2. PART 1: WHAT IS A PHYSICAL PROPERTY?
How do PHYSICAL PROPERTIES compare and contrast to CHEMICAL PROPERTIES?
Physical properties can easily be seen. You DO NOT change the identity of the object.
Chemical properties cannot be easily seen. You DO change the identity of the object because you have to have a chemical reaction happen to observe the property. 

3. PART 1: WHAT IS A PHYSICAL PROPERTY?
OBJECT(S)
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Glitter Lamp
Horseshoe Magnet
Jar of Bouncy Balls
Container of Bubble mix
Snow globe
Jar of Molasses

4. PART 1: WHAT IS A PHYSICAL PROPERTY?
Examples of PHYSICAL PROPERTIES are:
Mass
Weight
Volume
Density
State/phase of matter
Malleability
Odor
Shape
Solubility
Ductility
Conductivity
Brittleness
Luster
Melting point
Boiling point
Evaporation point
Color
Size
Viscosity