Can air be matter?
No, because we can’t see it
Yes, because it is all around us and takes up space
No, because it has no color
Yes, because it smells nice
Which of the following is NOT a property?
Playing
Hard
Smooth
Red
What property does “brown” describe?
Size
Sound
Shape
Color
What are some ways we describe what something looks like?
Age, height, and weight
Color, size, and shape
Speed, height, and number
Time, day, and year
If a toy is soft and fluffy, what are you describing?
Its name
Its owner
Its properties
Its age
Is a colorful kite an example of something with properties?
No, kites don’t have properties
Yes, color is a property
No, only animals have properties
Yes, but only when it’s flying
Why do we use properties?
To count how many toys we have
To describe and understand things better
To break things
To make objects heavier
What is matter?
Only living things
Only things we can touch
Only things that are heavy
Everything around us like toys, food, and air
What are properties?
Tools used to measure weight
Shapes of different objects
Ways we describe how something looks, feels, smells, tastes, or sounds
The parts inside an object
Which of the following is an example of a property?
Sleeping
Soft
Jumping
Running