Physical vs Chemical Changes Chart for Science Education #3658073 (License: Personal Use)

This 4×5 grid features 20 illustrated examples-including cut apple, baking cookie, lit match, melting ice, toasting marshmallow, freezing water, flickering flame, dissolving sugar, torn paper, sliced bread, boiling water, crushed can, broken mirror, decaying leaf, frying egg, vinegar + baking soda, rusting bicycle, burning wood, cut grass, and melting candle-each labeled to demonstrate observable changes in matter. The images are stylized for clarity and age-appropriate understanding, ideal for elementary to middle school science instruction. Designed by Amy Dufresne for TeachingWorks, it supports NGSS-aligned curriculum standards.

Used in K-8 science classrooms, homeschooling resources, and teacher lesson plans to visually reinforce concepts of matter transformation; matches user intent for educational printables, science anchor charts, and interactive learning tools.