
Explain physical and chemical changes using evidence from substances and reactions
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High school students explain physical and chemical changes using evidence from substances and reactions in this Physical Science worksheet on Matter. Teachers can use it to push students beyond observation to evidence-based reasoning about what happens at the particle level. The skill of constructing evidence-supported explanations is essential in high school chemistry and scientific writing.
Learning objectives
- Distinguish between physical and chemical changes using observable evidence
- Cite specific properties or reaction indicators as evidence for each type of change
- Construct a written explanation linking evidence to a claim about matter
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