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- 1. What is Matter? Solid, Liquid, and
- 2. What isis Matter? Matter anything that takes up space. Look around your classroom and tell your partner five different things that take up space.
- 3. 3 states ofmatter There are 3 states, or kinds, of matter. 1. Solid 2.Liquid 3. Gas
- 4. Solids Solid is matterthat keeps its same shape and size.
- 5. Where are Solids? Clickon the matter that is a solid. If you hear a clapping sound you are correct!
- 6. Liquids Liquid is matterthat takes the shape of its container. * Remember the container is a solid! If you pour milk from a carton into a glass it will have a new shape!
- 7. Where are Liquids? Clickon the matter that are liquids. If you hear a clapping sound you are correct!
- 8. Gases Gases have noreal shape. Gas takes the shape of its container. The air all around us is a gas.
- 9. Where are Gases?you Clickon the matter that is a gas. If hear a clapping sound you are correct! HINT: Think about what is inside the containers.
- 10. More than oneStates of Matter? Did you know that some things can have more than one states of matter? Tell your partner what you notice about the pictures below.
- 11. Changes in Matter! Did you know that matter can change states? Let’s talk about how some matter can change states.
- 12. Water ! Water canchange into all three states of matter Ice Cubes (solid) to Water (liquid) to a Water (liquid) Steam (gas)
- 13. Matter on theInternet Explore some this fun Matter Site. You can change the state of objects by heating and melting them Change the State: http://www.fossweb.com/modulesK2/SolidsandLiquids/