by BlastRoom
Explore how changing solid materials makes them useful.
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20 questions
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Lia folds paper into a boat. What kind of change is she making?
Lia will carry beads in a clay container. Which design should she make?
A rolling pin moves over dough with a steady downward push. What action does this show?
How does soft dough usually change under a rolling pin?
A pork chop is hit repeatedly with a wooden mallet. What action is being used?
Why would a cook pound tough meat with a mallet?
An adult slices onions with a knife. What action does this show?
A sheet is cut into strips, with nothing thrown away. How much paper is there altogether?
Ben fastens loose papers with a paper clip. What kind of change does this show?
Ana glues matching broken toy pieces together. What does joining change?
Which joining method makes two short ropes into one longer rope?
Which method joins cloth pieces along the sides of a shirt?
To make a long row of banderitas, how should Ana join paper triangles?
A bottle cap becomes a different material when an adult hits it until flat.
What can an adult use to smooth wrinkles in a school uniform?

How does folding clothes help when putting them in a drawer?
A carpenter needs a shorter plywood board for a shelf. What should the carpenter do?
In what direction should Mia move a blade while working?
A cook steadily pushes an orange against a citrus squeezer. What action is being used?
Both a steady push and repeated mallet hits can change a soft solid's form.
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Observing and Comparing Objects
20 questions