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Mixtures activities (1st cycle)

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Subido el 15 de abril de 2020 por Beatriz C.

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Shyla nos explica los deberes de Natural Sciences para primero de primaria del colegio San Pablo.

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So let's continue learning about mixtures. A mixture is made when two or more substances 00:00:01
are combined. Mixtures can be homogeneous or heterogeneous. In a homogeneous mixture, 00:00:08
ingredients mix together easily. In heterogeneous mixture, ingredients do not mix together easily. 00:00:18
Here I have an example of each. So here I have orange juice and water. If I've 00:00:25
combined them you will see that it creates a homogeneous mixture where all 00:00:35
of the ingredients are together. Now here in my second cup I have oil and I want 00:00:42
to see will the oil mix with the water and you can see no it does not mix and it floats atop and is 00:00:51
separate. So we can see in this picture number one is a homogeneous mixture and number two is a 00:01:00
heterogeneous mixture. Now let's move forward to exercise six where we will classify 00:01:12
salad, chocolate milk, lemonade, and pizza as either a homogeneous mixture, meaning it can 00:01:21
mix together easily, or heterogeneous, meaning it does not mix together. First, we have number one, 00:01:31
salad. Do you think salad is a homogeneous or heterogeneous mixture? Yes, 00:01:40
it is a heterogeneous mixture because you can see the separate ingredients 00:01:51
such as pepperoni and cheese in the mixture and it is all separate from each 00:01:58
other to the eye. Next, we have chocolate milk, number two. Is that a homogeneous mixture 00:02:07
or heterogeneous mixture? Excellent. Yes, it is a homogeneous mixture, just like our 00:02:17
orange juice with water. When you mix together milk and chocolate, it all combines very easily. 00:02:27
and it becomes one recipe together. So it is a homogeneous mixture. So we will write number two 00:02:38
up here. Next we have three lemonade. Lemonade, like chocolate milk, is also a homogeneous 00:02:47
mixture. So we will write three lemonade in homogeneous mixture. And finally number four 00:02:57
we have pizza. Think of your favorite kind of pizza. Does it have sausage or pepperoni or peppers? 00:03:07
Yes, it probably has different toppings that you can see on top of the cheese, so it is a 00:03:20
heterogeneous mixture. You can write number four over here with heterogeneous mixture. 00:03:29
So here, one more time, to review, we have homogeneous will be one and three, and down in heterogeneous, we will have four and one. 00:03:37
Okay, and that's all that we have for today. Thank you for learning with me and for completing your work, and have a great day. Okay, bye-bye. 00:04:00
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