States of Matter Exploration
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States of Matter Exploration
Stargazing Science Briefing
At the campsite, the children notice three forms of matter. A metal telescope keeps its own shape: it is a solid. Water in a cup flows and takes the shape of its container: it is a liquid. Air inside a balloon is a gas. We cannot usually see air, but it takes up space. A gas spreads out to fill the space available to it. When ice warms, it melts and becomes liquid water.
Matter Mysteries
Use the briefing and your science thinking to solve the questions.
- It keeps its own shape.
- It flows to fit its container.
- It spreads out to fill a space.
- Keep exactly the same shape as the cup
- Flow and take the shape of the bowl
- Spread out to fill the whole campsite
- It is a solid because the balloon has a shape.
- It is a liquid because it is inside a container.
- It is a gas that takes up space inside the balloon.
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