Liquids and gases take the shape of their container, unlike solids which do not. Volume is defined as the space occupied by matter, and can be measured using tools like measuring cups. Common units for measuring volume include liters and milliliters.

1. Volume

2. Do Solids take the
shape of the container
they are in?

3. No they do not!
If I put a solid inside a bottle, it
will not take the shape of the
bottle!

5. But what about Liquids and gases??
Do they take the shape of the container ?

6. Yes they do!

8. Can you remember what
is matter?

9. It is anything that has mass
and takes up space!

10. Volume is
the space
taken by the
matter.

11. What is the volumeof the
bag?

12. It is the space the
books take from the
bag

13. What is the volumeof tea in a cup?

14. It is the space the tea
takes in the cup!

15. •What is the volume
of the balloon?

16. •It is the space the air is taking
inside the balloon.

17. Can you guess what lab
tool can I use to measure
the volume of a matter?

18. A measuring cup!

19. The unit used for
measuring volume of
liquids is Liters and
milliliters!

20. What is the
volume of the
juice in this
juice box?

21. It is 50 milliliters(mL)

22. What is the
Volume of the
honey in this
jar?

23. It is 30 milliliters ( mL)
This honey is taking 30 mL of
space