Matter

I can recognize that all matter is made of atoms

• First, matter is something that takes up space, like a pencil on a desk or a sketch book lying on a bed
• No matter the object, as long as it is made of matter, it consist of atoms

I can identify the partial arrangements of matter

The main photo we see is the practical arrangement of a solid, which are compacted together and vibrate.

The other main image we see is the partial arrangement of a liquid. The practicals are ore spread more apart, move slowly, and take the shape of whatever container they are consisted within.

Finally, we have the gas practical arrangement. Gas practicals are spread very far apart, move in all directions unlike the liquid and solid practical arrangements, and they move very fast.

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• I can describe the chemical make up of the atmosphere

This is a pie chart of the chemicak make uo of the earths atmosphee. It always contains 78% of nitrogen, which is the largest amount of gas within the atmosphere. Then, oxygen makes up 21% of the atmosphere of our earth. Finally, only other gases make up just 1% of earths atmosphere.