- Color "no new substance is formed" in red (physical change)
- Color "only a shape change" in red (physical change)
- Color "can be reversed" in red (physical change)
- Color "a solid is formed" in red (physical change)
- Color "a new substance is formed" in blue (chemical change)
- Color "can't be reversed" in blue (chemical change)
- Color scissors cutting paper in red (physical change)
- Color toaster toasting bread in blue (chemical change)
- Color bubbles in water in red (physical change)
- Color pouring bleach on a shirt in blue (chemical change)
- Color hands bending a wire in red (physical change)
- Color ice cubes in a glass in red (physical change)
- Color frying eggs in a pan in blue (chemical change)
- Color a burning match in blue (chemical change)
- Color mixing ingredients in a bowl in blue (chemical change)
- Color a campfire in blue (chemical change)
- Color slicing bread in red (physical change)
- Color broken glass in blue (chemical change)
- Color boiling water in red (physical change)
- Color melting ice in red (physical change)
- Color a toy car being smashed in blue (chemical change)
- Color a spoon in a glass of water in red (physical change)
- Color a banana peeling in red (physical change)
- Color fireworks in blue (chemical change)
- Color a balloon inflating in red (physical change)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of physical and chemical changes worksheet answer key.
