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Which subject	Science
What age group	Year or Grade 2
What topic	Change of dtaye
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Exciting Beginnings: Science Lesson on Change of State

Lesson Introduction: The Magic of Melting!

Objective:

Today, we are going to explore the fascinating world of changes of state in science! We’ll learn about how things can change from one form to another, just like magic. Are you ready to become a scientist?

Warm-up Activity: Ice Cream Surprise!

1. Materials Needed:

   • A bowl of ice cubes
   • A small cup of warm water
   • A thermometer (if available)
   • A whiteboard and markers

2. Engage Their Senses:

   • Step 1: Show the class the bowl of ice cubes. Ask them, “What do you think will happen if we leave these ice cubes out in the warm room?”
   • Step 2: Let the students touch the ice cubes. Ask, “How do they feel?” (Encourage them to use descriptive words!)

3. Experiment Time:

   • Step 3: Place an ice cube in the small cup of warm water and observe what happens. Ask students to predict how long it will take to melt.
   • Step 4: While they wait, gather around the whiteboard and draw what they think is happening to the ice cube.

4. Discussion:

   • Once the ice cube has melted, gather the students and ask them to explain what they saw.
   • Introduce new vocabulary: melting, solid, liquid. Explain that the ice changed state from solid to liquid when it melted.

Wrap-Up:

Conclude the warm-up by explaining how the ice turning to water is an example of a change of state.

Transition to Lesson:

Now that we have seen melting in action, let's dive deeper into the amazing science of changes of state! What other changes can we think of? Get ready to learn about freezing, evaporating, and condensing!

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By starting the lesson with an interactive and sensory experience, students will feel engaged and curious about the topic of change of state. Enjoy your lesson!