LAC 28:XI.9710. Matter and Its Interactions

A. Use data to describe different kinds of materials by their observable properties (e.g., color, texture). B. Use data to classify different kinds of materials by their observable properties (e.g., color, texture). C. Match a property of a material (e.g., hard, flexible, absorbent) to a potential purpose (e.g., hardness of a wooden shelf results in it being better suited for supporting materials than a soft sponge). D. Identify how a variety of objects can be built up from a small set of pieces. E. Identify examples of heating substances which cause changes that are sometimes reversible and sometimes not. F. Identify examples of cooling substances which cause changes that are sometimes reversible and sometimes not.