ESC. SEC. TÉC. N. 5
“SENADO DE LA REPÚBLICA DE TLAXCALLAN”
C.C.T.29DST0005I
Zona Escolar: 03
NOMBRE DEL DOCENTE: Mtra. Yanet
Pulido Méndez
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TIEMPO
ESTIMADO DE APLICACIÓN: 1 hora
ACTIVIDAD
INICIO:
Observa el ANEXO B
DESARROLLO:
Lee la información de la
LECTURA: Solids, Liquids, and Gases. Copia las preguntas en tu libreta.
CIERRE:
Contesta las preguntas a
partir de la información de la lectura.
MATERIALES: Libreta, Diccionario bilingüe
RECURSOS TECNOLÓGICOS:
Teléfono celular
PRODUCTO:
LECTURA:
Solids, Liquids, and Gases
INSTRUMENTO DE EVALUACIÓN: Lista de cotejo
FECHA LÍMITE PARA ENTREGAR: VIERNES 04 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2020
NOTA: POR FAVOR, ESCRIBE TU NOMBRE COMPLETO Y GRUPO EN TU ACTIVIDAD
ANEXO B
Solids, Liquids, and Gases
Matter is
basically a substance that takes up space. All matter is a solid, liquid, or
gas, and they are called the states of matter.
A solid has a definite
shape. It can be hard or soft, smooth or rough. Solids can come in all sizes. A
solid can be large like the Statue of Liberty, or small like a marble. It can
be very tiny like a bread crumb, or as big as a mountain, and everything in
between. If small enough, solids can be held in a person's hand, and they are
difficult to compress or push, or change shape.
The molecules of a solid are compact and
close together, and nearly impossible to move through.
A liquid takes the shape
of the container it is held in, and will fill the bottom of a container.
Liquids usually have a smooth surface, but does not have a specific size. A
person may be able to hold a small amount of liquid in their hand, but a liquid
cannot be held like a solid. Liquids are less difficult to compress or push. It
is much easier to move through a liquid than a solid.
Finally, a gas has no
shape, but can fill a container or any size or shape. It will fill an entire
container as the molecules move. A gas cannot be felt in the hands like a solid
or liquid. It has no surface or no particular size. It cannot be held in a
person's hands, and it is easy to push or compress. A gas is the easiest to
move through versus a liquid or solid.
ANSWER
THE QUESTIONS WITH YES or NO
1. Is matter
a substance that takes up space? ______
2. Does
a solid have a definite shape? ________
3. Are
the molecules of a solid separated? _______
4. Does
a liquid take a different shape to the container? _____
5. Does
a gas have specific shape? ______
