States of Matter
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States of Matter
🔬 Part 1: Understanding States of Matter
A solid has:
A liquid has:
A gas has:
📋 Part 2: Classifying Objects
Ice cube:
Water in a glass:
Air in a balloon:
A wooden pencil:
Steam from hot water:
🎨 Part 3: Drawing Particles
Solid particles (close together, fixed pattern):
Liquid particles (close but can move around):
Gas particles (far apart, moving freely):
📝 Part 4: Fill in the Blanks
A __________ has a fixed shape and volume because its __________ are tightly packed together.
A __________ takes the __________ of its container but has a fixed __________.
A __________ has no fixed shape or __________ because its particles are spread out and move freely.
When ice melts, it changes from a __________ to a __________.
🔄 Part 5: Matching Activity
🌡️ Part 6: Heat and Changing States
When ice is heated, it becomes:
When water is heated enough, it becomes:
🏠 Part 7: Examples from Home
Object 1: _________________ State: _________________
Object 2: _________________ State: _________________
Object 3: _________________ State: _________________
🧠 Part 8: Think and Explain
A gas has a fixed shape.
TRUE / FALSE
Explanation: _________________________________________________
Liquids can flow.
TRUE / FALSE
Explanation: _________________________________________________
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