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States of Matter

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States of Matter

States of matter illustration showing solid, liquid and gas

🔬 Part 1: Understanding Matter

1. What is matter?

Something that takes up space and has weight

Only things we can see

Only hard objects

2. How many states of matter are there?

Two

Three

Four

3. A solid:

Keeps its shape

Takes the shape of its container

Spreads out to fill space

4. A liquid:

Keeps its shape

Takes the shape of its container

Spreads out to fill space

5. A gas:

Keeps its shape

Takes the shape of its container

Spreads out to fill space

📝 Part 2: Sorting Objects

6. Look at these objects. Write S for solid, L for liquid, or G for gas:

Ice cube: _____

Water in a cup: _____

Air in a balloon: _____

Pencil: _____

Juice: _____

Rock: _____

7. Draw one example of each state of matter:

Solid:

Liquid:

Gas:

💭 Part 3: Thinking About God's Creation

8. God made everything around us from matter. Write about one thing in nature that shows each state of matter:

Solid in nature: ________________________

Liquid in nature: ________________________

Gas in nature: ________________________

9. Complete this sentence:

Matter is amazing because ________________________________

_____________________________________________________

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