Vocabulary
What is matter?
Anything that has weight and takes up space.
What is weight?
How heavy an object is.
How would you describe the properties of a basketball?
Large, bumpy, orange, round, black
What material would you use to fill a swimming pool?
Water.
Give me an example of a liquid you would find at a grocery store.
Milk, water, soda, juice.
What are properties?
The traits or features of an object.
What is texture?
How something feels.
How would you describe the properties of a crayon?
What material(s) would you use to build a house?
Wood, brick, concrete, glass.
Give me an example of a solid you would find at a playground.
Slide, swings, jungle gym, climbing wall
What is a solid?
Matter that has its own size and shape.
What does magnetic mean?
An object that can be pushed or pulled by a magnet.
How would you describe the properties of a blanket?
Soft, fuzzy, large, small, rectangular, square
What material would you use to fill a birthday balloon?
Air (gas)
Give me an example of a gas you would find at a carnival/fair.
Balloons and inflatables.
What is a liquid?
Matter that does not have its own shape or size.
What is purpose?
The use of an object.
How would you describe the properties of a tree?
Rough, big, tall, green, brown
What material would you use to cool a glass of lemonade?
Ice cubes.
Which of the following would change shape if Miss. Bush made lemonade?
Glass cup, lemon, water, Miss. Bush
Water.
What is a gas?
Matter that does not have its own shape or size. It takes the shape of its container.
What is a state of matter?
A form of matter: Solid, Liquid, Gas
How would you describe the properties of soap?
Slippery, smooth, round, rectangular, hard
What are some ways you could use liquids and gases in the toy building kit?
Which of the following would NOT change shape?
Oxygen, soda, paperclip, coffee
Paperclip.