REED COLLEGE SCIENCE OUTREACH PROPERTIES OF MATTER
REED COLLEGE SCIENCE OUTREACH PROPERTIES OF MATTER
REED COLLEGE SCIENCE OUTREACH PROPERTIES OF MATTER
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Vinegar Test Procedure:<br />
Step 1: Put a small scoop of powder<br />
into a well.<br />
Step 2: Add ¼ tsp of vinegar.<br />
Step 3: Stir with a toothpick.<br />
Step 4: What happens?<br />
(watch for bubbles)<br />
Iodine Test Procedure:<br />
Step 1: Put a small scoop of powder<br />
into a well.<br />
Step 2: Add ¼ tsp of iodine solution.<br />
Step 3: Stir with a toothpick.<br />
Step 4: What happens? (watch for<br />
color changes)<br />
Cabbage Test Procedure:<br />
Step 1: Put a small scoop of powder into a well.<br />
Step 2: Add ¼ tsp of cabbage juice.<br />
Step 3: Stir with a toothpick.<br />
Step 4: What happens? (watch for color changes)<br />
10. Tell the students that their<br />
group will now work together<br />
to test the remaining powders in<br />
the same way. (Depending on<br />
how quickly you believe your<br />
students can work, you might<br />
suggest that the group splits the<br />
powders up and works in pairs<br />
to make sure that they finish<br />
testing all the powders).<br />
11. Once the students have finished collecting their data, have the students clean up<br />
their workstation. All the powders and testing solutions can be rinsed down the drain.<br />
(If any groups finish quickly, you could give them additional powders to test before<br />
having them clean up).<br />
12. Pass out the powder identification chart to groups who have finished collecting data<br />
and cleaned up. Have the students compare their data to the properties of each possible<br />
powder in order to try to identify each vial.<br />
13. Once the students have made their identifications, check their answers with the<br />
Reedie answer sheet.<br />
Wrap-up (10-15 Minutes):<br />
14. Once the entire class has finished and cleaned up, ask the students what reasoning<br />
they used to identify the powders. What powders were easy to identify? Which were<br />
difficult to identify?<br />
15. Today students will take a end of the year survey to give us feedback on which<br />
lessons they enjoyed the most this semester. Remind students that there are no right or<br />
wrong answers and that we just want to know what they think. You might want to<br />
briefly review what we did in each lesson to help jog their memories. Give the students<br />
5-10 minutes to fill them out, and then collect them. Be sure to return them to Kristy!<br />
Note: There will also be a separate survey for the classroom teacher to complete as well.<br />
16. Finally, give stickers to students for completed worksheets and be sure to check the<br />
Question Box and then say goodbye to your students!