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Ivy Waters International Standards · G7.S-02

Chemical Reactions & Indicators

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G7.S-02Ages 12–13 · Grade 7 · Science

Chemical Reactions & Indicators

Integrated Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)

Your child can identify signs of a chemical reaction (temperature change, gas production, color shifts) and read pH levels using indicators.

In real life

Your child makes red-cabbage indicator in the guesthouse kitchen and tests everything in reach. Lime juice turns it pink (acid), baking soda turns it blue-green (base), and the fizz when they meet is a real chemical reaction.

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