Classify conservation of mass
Fifth graders classify examples that demonstrate the conservation of mass, applying the understanding that the total mass of materials before and after a physical or chemical change remains the same. Teachers can use this worksheet after hands-on demonstrations to help students connect observations to the scientific principle. It fits squarely within the Physical Science Changes in Matter unit and lays groundwork for chemistry study in middle school.
Learning objectives
- Classify physical and chemical changes according to whether mass is conserved
- Explain why mass is conserved in chemical and physical changes
- Apply the law of conservation of mass to sort and evaluate given examples
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