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In 'Changes in Temperature: What Happens Next?,' students explore examples of how heating or cooling materials causes changes. They categorize examples such as frozen water and baked bread into 'Changes Reversed by Temperature' and 'Permanent Changes,' fostering an understanding of chemical and physical reactions.
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temperature changes
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permanent changes
NGSS chemical reactions
heating and cooling
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