散 (sǎn): to scatter

A few pens and sheets of white paper are scattered on the desk; clearly he was just writing here.

Autumn has arrived, and the park path is covered with scattered golden fallen leaves; they feel soft underfoot.

After the war ended, many families were scattered, and people had to leave their hometowns to seek new lives.

His attention is very scattered; one moment he looks at his phone, the next he stares out the window—he simply can't focus on work.

The learning atmosphere in this class is very loose/scattered; students chat and sleep in class, and few listen carefully.