Solids and Liquids Basics
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Solids and Liquids Basics
A picnic packing puzzle
Kai is packing a picnic. Solids usually keep their own shape. Liquids flow and take the shape of their container. Some solids, such as grains of rice, can be poured, but each grain keeps its own shape.
- Apple, wooden spoon and ice cube
- Water, milk and apple
- Milk, ice cube and water
- It keeps the bottle's shape
- It flows and takes the shape of the bowl
- It becomes a solid
Sort and explain
Think about each item's shape and how it behaves, not whether it is wet or dry.
- Apple
- Water
- Ice cube
- Milk
- Liquid
- Liquid
- Solid
- Solid
- It keeps a fixed shape like a block
- It flows and takes the shape of the cup
- It is a solid because it is white
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