Solids
Liquids
Gases
Physical Changes
Chemical Changes
100

What is a solid? 

Matter that has a shape of its own. 

100

What is a liquid?

matter that takes the shape of the container it's in.

100

What is a gas? 

Matter that spreads to fill the space it is in. 

100

What is a physical change? 

A change in the size and shape of matter. 

100

What is a chemical change? 

When the properties of matter change. 

200

What does a ruler measure? 

How long, wide or tall something is. 

200

Without a container, a liquid will...

flow

200

We can't see gases, but they are...

everywhere

200

How does water change physically?

When it is hot or cold, water can change to a solid, liquid or gas. 
200

Name two ways a chemical change can happen.

Rust and burn.

300

What does a ruler measure?

How much mass something has. 

300
What is volume? 

The amount of space something takes up. 

300

Name something that is a gas. 

air, oxygen, helium

300

Folding and Bending matter changes its ___________.

Cutting and tearing matter changes its ____________.

Shape, size

300

Can matter be changed back after a chemical change?

No.

400

Name a solid in your home.

Answers vary. 

400

What can we measure volume with?

A measuring cup. 

400

Do gases have mass? Give an example of how we can measure gases. 

Yes. We can use a stick to act like a balance. Blow up one balloon. The balloon with air inside will have more mass. 

400

Describe how a paper can physically change. 

You can fold it, bend it, tear it, or cut it. 

400

What causes metal to rust?

Water and air. 

500

Glass is a solid. Describe the properties of glass.

smooth, can break, clear.

500
Some liquids, like water, are thin. Others are thick. Give an example of a thick liquid. 

honey

500

Do gases have a shape?

No. 

500

Washing a dog is a physical change. Why?

The dog was dry, then it gets wet. 

500

What are two ways we can know a chemical change is happening?

Seeing light and feeling heat.