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Identify evidence of change

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Identify evidence of change — free printable Grade 3 Science worksheet

Third graders examine evidence that indicates a material has changed physically or chemically in this Physical Science worksheet on matter and materials, sharpening their ability to observe and interpret signs of change. Teachers can use it to reinforce the distinction between reversible and irreversible changes and to build the observational vocabulary students need for lab-based science. It fits within a Grade 3 Matter and Materials unit and supports analytical thinking about the properties and transformations of everyday substances.

Learning objectives

  • Identify observable evidence that a material has undergone a physical or chemical change
  • Distinguish between reversible physical changes and irreversible chemical changes
  • Use evidence of change to make and support claims about the nature of a material transformation

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