This is what you should do immediately if something spills or breaks in the science lab.
What is tell the teacher?
This state of matter keeps its own shape, like a block, a toy, or a desk.
What is a solid?
This giant, bright object in the sky gives Earth most of its light and heat energy.
What is the Sun?
This is the invisible force that pulls a toy car down a ramp.
What is gravity?
Sound is made when an object moves back and forth very, very fast, creating these.
What are vibrations?
You should never do these two things to a substance in science class unless your teacher specifically tells you to.
What are taste and smell?
This state of matter takes the shape of whatever container you pour it into, like water or milk
What is a liquid?
Rubbing your hands together quickly creates this kind of energy that makes them feel warm
What is heat energy?
This is the word for a push or a pull that makes something move.
What is a force?
This body part is what we use to listen to sound energy.
What are ears?
This piece of safety gear protects your eyes during an experiment.
What are safety goggles?
This state of matter spreads out to fill up all the space around it, like air inside a balloon
What is a gas?
This type of energy helps us see things in a dark room.
What is light energy?
Magnets love to stick to items made out of this specific material.
What is metal (or iron/steel)?
This object can bounce light off of its shiny surface so you can see yourself
What is a mirror?
Instead of putting your nose directly over a chemical, you should use this hand motion to sniff it safely.
What is wafting?
This is what happens to a solid piece of ice when it gets too warm
What is it melts (or turns into a liquid)?
A campfire gives off these two types of energy at the same time.
What are heat and light?
When two magnets push away from each other instead of sticking, they do this.
What is repel?
When an object blocks light from passing through, it creates this dark shape on the ground
What is a shadow?
This is the tool you use to clean your hands thoroughly after every science experiment.
What are soap and water?
Matter is anything that takes up space and has this, which tells us how heavy or light it is.
What is weight (or mass)?
This is the tool we use to measure how hot or cold something is.
What is a thermometer
When a magnet pulls an object toward it, it does this.
What is attract?
A whisper makes a soft sound, but a shout makes a sound with a high amount of this
What is volume (or loudness)?