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Do Now: Why do you think bikes rust when they are left outside for extended periods of time?

Do Now: Why do you think bikes rust when they are left outside for extended periods of time?. Previewing Vocabulary & During Reading. In the Venn Diagram write examples and evidence of physical and chemical changes. During Reading.

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Do Now: Why do you think bikes rust when they are left outside for extended periods of time?

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  1. Do Now: Why do you think bikes rust when they are left outside for extended periods of time?

  2. Previewing Vocabulary & During Reading In the Venn Diagram write examples and evidence of physical and chemical changes.

  3. During Reading In the Venn Diagram write examples and evidence of physical and chemical changes.

  4. During Reading In the Venn Diagram write examples and evidence of physical and chemical changes.

  5. During Reading In the Venn Diagram write examples and evidence of physical and chemical changes.

  6. During Reading

  7. After Reading

  8. After Reading What is the difference between a Chemical Reaction and a Physical Change?

  9. Constructed Response Using at least 2 examples of chemical changes to support your answer, explain how you know when a chemical reaction has occurred.

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