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ULS January Matter

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  • This is a thin material made from trees that is often used for writing.
    What is paper?
  • This is a thin material made from trees that is often used for writing.
    What is paper?
  • This is a material that takes the shape of the container it is in and flows.
    What is liquid?
  • This is what everything on Earth is made up of.
    Matter
  • Recycle is a noun (person, place or thing) or verb (action word).
    verb
  • This is a clear, solid material used for windows and containers.
    What is glass?
  • This is a thin material made from trees that is often used for writing.
    What is paper?
  • This is a thin material made from trees that is often used for writing.
    What is paper?
  • This means to move the surface of a liquid or in the air.
    What is float?
  • Float is a noun (person, place, or thing) or verb (action word).
    Verb
  • This means a shiny material that can melted and shaped, like silver or gold.
    What is metal?
  • This is a thin material made from trees that is often used for writing.
    What is paper?
  • This is a form of an object, such as round or square.
    What is shape?
  • This is to cause something to become warmer.
    What is heat?
  • This means a shiny material that can melted and shaped, like silver or gold.
    What is metal?
  • This is a material that has a shape and does not flow.
    What is a solid?
  • This means to take old or used things and make them new.
    What is recycle?
  • This means to move smoothly, like a stream, without stopping.
    What is to flow?
  • Glass is a noun (person, place, or thing) or verb (action word).
    Noun
  • This means to give off heat or light.
    What is burn?
  • Plastic is a noun (person, place, or thing) or a verb (action word).
    noun
  • This is a material that has no shape and moves in the air.
    What is a gas?
  • This means to transform from a solid to a liquid when hot.
    What is to melt?
  • This means to become new or different.
    What is to change?
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