This Physical Changes Examples Worksheet gives 5th Grade students six sorting items and two written-response questions on physical and chemical change, answer key included, so classifying matter becomes second nature.

This Classifying Matter Worksheet helps 5th graders sort substances into elements, compounds, and mixtures using a handy reference chart. Includes an answer key — perfect for no-prep physical science practice at home or in class.

UsingPhysical Changes Matter Worksheet, studentscircle the phrases written below that illustrate an example of a physical change.

Using Chemical Properties Matter Worksheet, studentscolor situations where a chemical property has been change so that it cannot be returned to its original form.

Using Solid Liquid Gas Explanation Worksheet, students write about and draw the 3 states of matter in order to build their understanding of how objects are made up.

This Identifying States of Matter Worksheet has 5th graders read particle models, explain melting and gas expansion, and sort six everyday substances into solids, liquids, and gases. An answer key is included for fast, confident grading.

Using Chemical Changes Observation Worksheet, studentswatch a chemical change experiment occur and then record observations through writing and drawing.

This What is it Made of? Reading Comprehension Worksheet will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while Harry learning what objects are made of.

Using Electricity Worksheet, students answer questions based on a reading passage to build their understanding of how electricity is made and works.

UsingWhat are Liquids? Worksheet, students identify examples of liquids to build their knowledge of states of matter.

Using Chemical Changes Examples Worksheet, studentsdetermine which scenarios are examples of chemical changes and then give examples of matter that has been changed chemically.

Using Chemical Changes Matter Worksheet, studentsdetermine which scenarios are examples of chemical changes.

Using Magnetic Earth Worksheet, students create their own compass to learn more about the Earth's magnetic fields.

Using What are Solids? Worksheet, students identify examples of solids to build their knowledge of states of matter.

Using Conductors Worksheet, students circle the objects that would be good electrical conductors.

Using Matter Worksheet, students write about and draw the 3 states of matter in order to build their understanding of how objects are made up.

Using Solid Liquid Gas Worksheet, students write about the 3 main states of matter in order to build their understanding of how objects are made up.

Using Physical Changes Observation Worksheet, studentsobserve a physical change, then draw and write to record the changes you saw.

Using Physical Properties Matter Worksheet, students collect various objects from your classroom to observe and describe some of the physical properties of each object.

UsingLet's Make Some Noise Worksheet, studentswork with a partner todecipher what the items are by the sounds being made.