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This newsletter provides information about a science unit for 2nd grade students that will last one week. The unit will focus on the three states of matter - solids, liquids, and gases. Students will study how liquids affect different solids by placing liquids on solids and observing and recording the reactions over multiple days. Parents are asked to provide some materials to support the week-long project. Photos from the project will be posted on the class website.
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- 2. What Youll Need To Know In this Unit your child will be learning about states of matter. They will learn why matter is important, how it affects our environment, and the different types of matter. This unit will last one week.
- 3. Objectives By the end of the unit, your child will be able to identify liquids, solids, and gases. They will know why the three types of matter are important to our world and how it affects us and our surroundings.
- 4. What Your Child Will Be Doing. In this unit our class will be studying how liquid effects its surroundings. Students will be given two different forms of solids and they will place liquids on them. Each day the student will make observations of how the solid and liquid reacts and will record them on the computer. By the end of the week, students will have a graph of the effects they have observed.
- 5. We Need You! For this assignment please send the following items to school with your child: two solo cups markers small roll of masking tape These items will be used for the week long project.
- 6. Additional Information Ms. Clements and I will be taking photos of the class and their projects all week. We will be adding these to the class website, so make sure you check back at the end of the week and see your child in action!