States of Matter
____ has its own shape.
Solid
Which object is small, hard and round?
1. Coin
2. An ant
3. A fork
4. A basketball
1. Coin
Liquids and gases don't have their shape. They take the shape of their ________.
Container
Ms. Yu blows her balloon up with air. Kory blows his balloon up with water. Whose balloon will float?
Ms. Yu
Do liquids have their own shape?
Yes or No
No
1. Water Vapor
2. Helium
3. Oxygen
4. Orange Juice
4. Orange Juice
You want to build a strong chair, what materials will you use?
1. paper
2. Water
3. Wood
3. Wood
Things filled with _____ float.
Air
How can we measure the volume of a liquid?
1. By counting the number
2. By using a thermometer.
3. By using a measuring instrument.
3. By using a measuring instrument.
How are the soaps alike?
1. They have the same shape.
2. They have the same purpose.
3. They are both liquids.
They have the same purpose.
1. They can both be used for stirring.
2. They are made of the same material.
3. They are both gases.
1. They can both be used of stirring.
Write 3 properties of the pencil.
_____, ______, ________
hard, thin, light, long, its color, and etc.
I have 50 ml of water in a short container. I poured all the water into a taller container. How much water do I have now?
50ml
Which state of water is a gas?
1. Ice cube
2. Water vapor
3. Liquid water
2. Water Vapor
When you choose a material, you need to consider its ______.
Purpose
_______ of matter tell us what something is like such as a color, texture, size, shape or state of matter.
Properties
When a liquid is poured into a different container, its shape changes. Does the amount of liquid change, too?
Yes or No
No.