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    This document instructs students to light a matchstick and observe the changes that occur to the tip and wood before and after lighting. It asks students to record their observations in a table and then poses questions to determine if a chemical change took place when the matchstick was lit, forming a new substance that cannot be reversed to its original composition.

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    Chemical Change Activity Sheet

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    Pasong Langka ES
    This document instructs students to light a matchstick and observe the changes that occur to the tip and wood before and after lighting. It asks students to record their observations in a table and then poses questions to determine if a chemical change took place when the matchstick was lit, forming a new substance that cannot be reversed to its original composition.

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    Learning Station 1 – Why Do I Have to Change

    1. Light up a match stick.


    2. Observe the changes that took place.
    3. Record your observations using the table below.

    Parts Before After


    Tip
    Wood

     What change took place when you lit the matchstick?


     Is there a new substance formed?
     Can it be brought back to its original composition?
     What is this change called?
     What is chemical change?

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