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Matter is anything that takes up space. Matter can change through freezing, cutting, bending, or heating. There are three main types of matter: solids, liquids, and gases. Each type of matter has different physical properties and can change from one type to another when exposed to differing conditions like temperature changes.
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- 5. Matter changes by . . . Heat Magic Talking Freezing
- 6. How is the matter changing? ? freezing ? cutting ? bending ? heating
- 7. How did it change?
- 8. What type of change is shown? Before… After …
- 9. The types Of matter are…