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Name melting, freezing, evaporation and condensation; compare heating/cooling evidence and distinguish reversible state changes. Saving is off unless you choose it.

Choose examples of reversible state changes and distinguish melting from dissolving. The salt example can also be reversed; burning and baking provide contrasting examples. Practical testing is not assessed.

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Year 4 · Science

Reversible changes in Year 4 Science

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Focus on explaining melting and freezing as reversible changes of state. Open support for “Know How Some Materials Change State”, then explain the idea in your own words.

Year 4 learners practise explaining melting and freezing as reversible changes of state.

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WatchOak National Academy

Changing state: solid to liquid

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Science: States of Matter Year 4 Knowledge Organiser

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