🌡️ Part 1: Temperature and Heat Knowledge

1. What happens to particles when matter is heated?

They move faster

They move slower

They stop moving

They disappear

2. What happens to particles when matter is cooled?

They move faster

They move slower

They multiply

They change color

3. Which tool do we use to measure temperature?

Ruler

Scale

Thermometer

Clock

4. Check all examples of heating effects you might observe:

Ice melting in the sun

Water freezing in the freezer

Hot chocolate cooling down

Butter melting in a warm pan

📊 Part 2: Experiment Data Recording

5. Record your temperature measurements from the experiment:

Warm Water Cup:

Starting temperature: ______°F

After 3 minutes: ______°F

After 5 minutes: ______°F

Ice Water Cup:

Starting temperature: ______°F

After 3 minutes: ______°F

After 5 minutes: ______°F

6. What happened to the warm water over time?

7. What happened to the ice water over time?

✏️ Part 3: Apply Your Learning

8. Explain why a hot cup of chocolate cools down when left on a table. Use the word "particles" in your answer.

9. Give one example from your everyday life where you see heating effects and one example where you see cooling effects:

Heating example: _________________________________

Cooling example: _________________________________

10. Draw and label a simple diagram showing how particles move when heated versus when cooled:

Heating and Cooling Effects

Heating and Cooling Effects

🌡️ Part 1: Temperature and Heat Knowledge

📊 Part 2: Experiment Data Recording

✏️ Part 3: Apply Your Learning

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