Melissa+Galloway


 * **ASSIGNMENT 3: Element Ad**
 * 1) Form a group (1-2 students only)
 * 2) Decide on an element to work with (get approval from teacher)
 * 3) Decide what format you will use for your advertisement
 * iMovie commercial, Youtube video, Webpage (you may use a new page on your wiki or something else), Podcast? (I don't have much experience I can offer there though). Also, if you have a different idea for an advertisement format, please get approval from me before beginning your work)
 * 1) Research your element and complete [|this sheet]
 * 2) Gather resources to create your advertisement
 * 3) Create your advertisement
 * 4) Post completed advertisement to your wiki





1. Login to www.mywebspiration.com and open the "Classification of Matter" file 2. Complete the activity using the directions found when you open the file. 3. Find a method for posting the completed concept map as a new assignment at the top of your wiki page (Note: there is more than one way to do this depending on the computer you are working on
 * **ASSIGNMENT 2: Classification of Matter Flowchart**



WHAT THE PICTURES ARE compound is salt. Elements is the 5 elements. Milk is the colloid. Suspension is dirty river water. Coarse mixture is a mix of peanuts. and the solutions is water.
 * **ASSIGNMENT 1: Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes**

A //**physical change**// is is the change in size shape or of matter, it doesn't change the identity of the substance. The ice is just changing it's state of matter, from solid, to a liquid. The paper has physical change because it just changed in size and shape from being torn. //**Physical property**// is a characteristic of a substance that can be observed without changing the identity of a substance.





A **//chemical change//** is a change that results in a substance with a different identity (chemical composition). Examples include burning, cooking, rusting, decaying, etc. Herbie the love bug went through a chemical change because it's outside rusted. A **//chemical property//** is used to characterize materials in reactions that change their identity.