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If your clothes catch on fire, what 3 things should you do?

STOP, DROP, and ROLL

How does it taste?

salty

What sense is used?

sense of taste

Name an object that is rough?

pineapple

What can you use to put out a fire?

water or sand

Which objects FLOAT? (straw, pencil, coin, key, nail, feather)

straw, pencil, and feather

What sense is used?

sense of sight

Which of the following are liquids? (soda, pencil case, milk, ruler, water, bottle)

soda, milk, water

In the picture, we need heat to________.

cook food

A liquid can change _________

shape.

What is this? Is it a heat source?

A KETTLE is a HEAT SOURCE

Which of the following are solids? (pen, bag, soda, book, milk, juice, eraser)

pen, bag, book, and eraser

Which DISSOLVE in water? (sand, salt, oil, rice, wood, sugar)

salt and sugar

Name 4 heat sources

the Sun, fire, electricity, friction

In the picture, we need heat to________.

keep warm

In the picture, we need heat to________.

iron clothes

What heat source is shown?

fire

If you burn your skin, hold it under ____________ water.

cold

What sense is used?

sense of hearing

A liquid can pour and ________

flow

Fire is a _______ source

heat and light

What is this? Is it a heat source?

A MICROWAVE is a HEAT SOURCE.

True or False. It's safe to play with fires.

FALSE. The flames are very hot and dangerous.

Which objects SINK? (metal spoon, stone, plastic, nail, leaf)

metal spoon, stone, nail

In the picture, we need heat to________.

boil water

What sense is used?

sense of smell

What heat source is shown?

friction

What is this? Is it a heat source?

A FAN is NOT a heat source.

What sense is used?

sense of touch

Which DO NOT DISSOLVE in water? (sand, oil, coffee, sugar, soil)

oil, sand, soil

If your house is on fire, what should you do?

Get out and call for help

What heat source is shown?

electricity

A fire burns. It has _______

flames