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Law of Conservation of Matter: Video Worksheet | MS Chemistry
Law of Conservation of Matter: Video Worksheet | MS Chemistry
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This activity is a FREE complement to our YouTube video on "What is the Law of Conservation of Matter?" covering "Conservation of Matter", "Closed vs Open Systems", and real-world examples.
[Preview this free video here on YouTube]
⭐ What's Covered?:
✅ The Law of Conservation of Matter: atoms never created or destroyed
✅ Why burning seems to make matter disappear (it doesn't!)
✅ How to count atoms before and after reactions
✅ Closed vs open systems in chemical reactions
✅ Why balanced equations prove conservation
✅ Real examples: burning, rusting, baking soda and vinegar
✅ How to verify conservation by measuring mass
What will the students be doing?
● Students will be given either a printed or digital handout to record answers on.
● Either individually or as a class watch the video
● Then, they will use the video and their own knowledge to answer the questions.
● Use questions to spark discussions and apply information beyond the page!
What materials are needed?
● Either 1 printed copy per student OR the digital version assigned
● An internet enabled device for research as needed.
When should I use this resource in my class?
✔ When reviewing or simply studying science in general
✔ Perfect review resource or class activity
✔ This makes for the perfect digital lab or group activity
✔ When looking to link outside world into your classroom
✔ This makes for the perfect sub activity too!
✔ Anytime you want to get students excited about science!
➡ Please note: these videos do assume you've covered at least some basic terminology beforehand. This is designed to be a supplemental resource not a sole source of teaching. You are the teacher and know your students best. So, take the time to review vocabulary after this activity too to ensure student understanding.
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