Give an example of something that is matter.
Many options (anything we can see, touch, or smell and more is matter)
What are the three states of matter?
The three states of matter are solid, liquid, and gas.
Do gasses have a shape?
No, they don't. They take the shape of the container they are in.
Do gasses always have the same volume? (use the same amount of space)
No, they don't. They fill the container they are in.
Do liquids have a shape?
No, they don't. They take the shape of the container they are in.
Do liquids always have the same volume?
Yes, they do.
Do solids have a shape?
Yes, they do.
Do solids always have the same volume?
Yes, they do.
What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
It's a solid. (Ice is solid water).
What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
It's a liquid. (Lava is liquid rock).
What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
It's a liquid.
What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
It's a gas.
What state of matter is this? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
It's a gas. (Clouds are mostly made of water vapour.)
What state of matter is INSIDE the balloons? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
It's a gas. (The ballons are full of helium)
What happens to the water in the kettle when the water boils?
It evaporates / evaporation. (When at kettle boils, water turns from liquid to gas)
What state of matter are these rock? (Solid, liquid, or gas)
They are solid.
