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{{Rinfo
{{Rinfo
|type= Lesson idea
|attribution={{Paul Warwick}} {{Fritha Fletcher}}
|final=yes  
|final=yes  
|title= Smoothie Capacity Challenge
|title= Smoothie Capacity Challenge
|tagline=Running around pretending to be particles is one way of letting off steam.
|tagline=Investigating capacity and getting wet wet wet...
|topic= states of matter
|topic= capacity
|subject= science
|subject= maths
|resourcenumber= SC0049
|resourcenumber= M0019
|age= Primary
|age= Primary
|content= This activity is intended to help young children understand that matter is made of particles and to identify changes in state as changes in the amount of energy that particles within the material have. It is intended that they develop a very practical understanding of this principle as preparation for investigating the changes in state of various different materials. The activity is a practical, physical exploration of a concept and so best done in a large hall as there is some running around involved.
|content= This activity is intended to help young children understand the concept of the capacity of a container being something that can be measured and compared. It is intended that they develop a very practical understanding of this principle as preparation for investigating measuring capacity in both non-standard and standard units.
|strategy=
|strategy=
|image=Abstract people.png|157x240px
|image=smoothie.png|200x200px
|Learning Objectives=
|Learning Objectives=
* To understand that all materials are made from particles
* Understanding that capacity is the amount that a container can hold.
* To understand that materials in different states have different amounts of energy
* Creating a method of comparing capacities.
* To understand the terms solid, liquid, gas
 
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|resources= Download the document here [[file:People Particles.doc]], or view it on the wiki [[Smoothie Capacity Challenge/Lesson Document]]
|resources=  
*download the document here {{file|Smoothie_Capacity_Challenge-M0019.doc}} or  
*view it on the wiki [[Smoothie Capacity Challenge/Lesson Document]]


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