Matter and Energy Vocabulary Slides focuses on 75+ science terms, with slideshows in 2 different formats. Spanish terms on each slide support English-language learners and dual language classrooms.
Fully aligned to 6th, 7th, and 8th grade Texas standards (TEKS), this resource was created to support Texas teachers as you implement the new science TEKS in the 2024-2025 school year. While created with Texas classroom teachers in mind, it is an excellent addition to any middle grades matter and energy unit.
Included in this download:
Two different slideshow formats that provide flexibility to introduce, reinforce, and review science vocabulary in a variety of ways
Complete Vocabulary Slides consists of 75+ slides, each with a science term, Spanish translation, definition, and illustration.
Suggested uses include:
- introduce or review vocabulary
- set to autoplay for a digital word wall
- share one or multiple slides in Google Classroom, etc. for use in assignments or as a student resource
Definition and Illustration Only Slides consists of the same 75+ definitions and illustrations without the science term or Spanish translation. A slide listing all 75+ terms is included and can be used as an answer key.
Suggested uses include:
- use one or multiple slides for daily review and reinforcement
- pair randomized slides with the printable bingo sheet for a review game
- share slides in Google Classroom, etc. as a vocabulary assignment
- use as a DOK 1 assessment of recognition and recall
Printable Bingo Sheet PDF for vocabulary practice or a review activity
6th, 7th & 8th Grade Matter Energy Vocabulary Slides (Chemistry)
TEKS Sci.6.6, 7.6, and 8.6 (new)
Matter and energy.
(6.6) The student knows that matter is made of atoms, can be classified according to its properties, and can undergo changes.
(7.6) The student distinguishes between elements and compounds, classifies changes in matter, and understands the properties of solutions.
(8.6) The student understands that matter can be classified according to its properties and matter is conserved in chemical changes that occur within closed systems.