Heating and Cooling | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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How can you solidify melted chocolate, by heating or cooling?

cooling

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Draw an examples of Irreversible Changes

Popcorn popping, cooking eggs, making cupcakes, and lighting something on fire are all common examples

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Reversible or Irreversible: tearing paper

Irreversible

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When you heat a stick of butter, what state of matter does it change to? It changes from solid to....?

It changes from Solid to Liquid

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rocket

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shark

Other team loses 15 points!

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lifesaver

Give 25 points!

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Draw an examples of Reversible Changes

Melting butter then cooling it and melting an ice cube then re-freezing it in the freezer are both common examples.

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seesaw

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Win 50 points!

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fairy

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lifesaver

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seesaw

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gift

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gift

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baam

Lose 15 points!

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Reversible or Irreversible: turning ice into water

Reversible

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How can you melt an ice, by heating or cooling?

Heating

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Reversible or Irreversible: cooking an egg

Irreversible

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Reversible or Irreversible: Baking a cake

Irreversible Change

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How can you tell if a change is Reversible?

If the object that changed can go back to its original form, then it is reversible.

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