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physical change definition

Physical change

Physical change is when you change the shape of an object but can usually change the thing back to how it was before.

An example of physical change is when you turn paper into an airplane 

After video

After watching the video I have learned that physical change is when you take an object like paper do something with it like fold it or crumple it but it still stays the same because it is still paper, the form was changed but the substance stayed the same

Examples of physical change

Folding paper

Shredding paper

Turning paper into different shapes

Cutting vegetables/fruits

Grating things

Mixing things 

Melting an ice cube 

Tiger description

Royal,ferocious,regal,striped,unpredictable,tigers.  Large predators need to be able to sneak up on their prey, and the tiger's distinctive coat acts as camouflage, hiding them as they stalk prey in dense vegetation. No two tigers have the same stripes, enabling individuals to be identified by their unique pattern of stripes. Tigers use their body weight to knock prey to the ground and kill with a bite to the neck. They are also very good swimmers and have been known to drown their prey.  Tigers could spend days swimming; it is one of their most loved activities. They also like to roam free in their territories, who are very huge. They can spend entire days patrolling their territory. The White spots on the backs of their ears are sometimes thought to function as "eyes" to ward off potential attackers from the rear. Another theory is that they help tiger cubs follow their mothers through tall grass. Tigers have an average sense of smell, they have excellent night vision and they have pretty good hearing. Royal,ferocious,regal,striped,unpredictable,tigers.