Properties of Gas Lesson for Upper Elementary | Share My Lesson

Overview: Students will explore and create particle models of air as they learn about the properties of gases.

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Students will strengthen their understanding of properties of gases.
Students will be able to describe a phenomenon that shows evidence of gases.
Students will be able to draw a particle model to describe solids, liquids and gases.
Students will be able to draw a particle model that reflects how air behaves when it is heated.

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