Boil - P
Burn - C
Condense - P
Corrode - C
Crumble - P
Tarnish - C
Color - P
Ferment - C
Melt - P
Rust - C
Crush - P
Freeze - P
Frying - C
Cook - C
Oxidize - C
Grind - P
Rot - C
Vaporize - P
Photosynthesis - C
Paint - P
Physical Change:
- Potato: Cut it into potato slices
- Newspaper: Tear it into pieces
- Tree log: Chop it into firewood
- Vinegar: Pour it into a container
- Hair: Cut it
- Skin: Cut it
Chemical Change:
- Potato: Fry or bake them to make french fries
- Newspaper: Burn it
- Tree log: Burn it
- Vinegar: Mix it with baking soda
- Hair: Bleach it
- Skin: Burn it
Indicates how a substance reacts to another - C
Observable using one of the five senses - P
Involves a change in size, shape, or phase - P
Molecules of substance change - C
No new substance is formed - P
A change in physical and chemical properties - C
Molecules of the substance do not change - P
A new substance is formed - C
Matter of the substance is not destroyed - P
Has flammability and can rust - C
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of physical changes in matter worksheet.
