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States of Matter

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States of Matter

States of matter illustration showing solid ice cube, liquid water, and gas balloon

🧊 Part 1: What Am I?

WALT: Identify solids, liquids, and gases around us

1. Circle the SOLIDS:

Ice cube

Water in a cup

Wooden block

Air in a balloon

Apple

2. What state of matter is water?

Solid

Liquid

Gas

3. Which one can you NOT hold in your hands?

A rock

Milk

Air

4. Fill in the blanks:

Solids keep their ____________.

Liquids can ____________ and pour.

Gases fill up ____________.

💧 Part 2: Sorting Activity

5. Draw lines to match each item to its state of matter:
Orange juice
Your pencil
Steam from hot soup
Your book
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
SOLID
6. Look around your classroom. Write one example of each:

Solid: _________________________

Liquid: _________________________

Gas: _________________________

7. What happens to ice when it gets warm?

🌟 Part 3: Think and Draw

8. Draw a picture of something that is a liquid:
9. Challenge Question: Can water be all three states of matter? Explain how:
10. Circle TRUE or FALSE:

All matter takes up space: TRUE / FALSE

You can see all gases: TRUE / FALSE

Solids can change shape easily: TRUE / FALSE

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