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Hi guys! As you know, we are in unit number 5 in Natural Science.

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In this unit, we are learning about matter.

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And one of the things we have seen in class is the mixtures.

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And today I'm going to show you one example of each kind.

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Let's see. Here I have a bowl.

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Here I have some watermelon and here I have some peach.

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What is going to happen if I mix these ingredients? Let's see.

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I'm going to put the peach and then I'm going to put the watermelon.

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we are going to mix the ingredients and what happened what kind of mixture is it

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very good this is an heterogeneous mixture we can see all the different

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ingredients and I can separate, I can take all the watermelon and leave the peach in this bowl.

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Well done. Now, another example. Look, here I have one glass of milk and one glass of coffee.

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So, what is going to happen if I mix milk and coffee? Let's see.

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I'm going to put some coffee in the milk, oops, I'm going to clean, so look the milk is changing

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so what kind of mixture is this?

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Well done! This is an homogeneous mixture. Can you see the milk? No. Can you separate

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the ingredients again? Not really. So, this is a very good example of homogeneous mixture.

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and now is your turn

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show me your experiment

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bye