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2
3
4
100
Give me an example of 'Solid'
Ex) Desk, pen, pencil
100
What does the property “texture” describe?
How something feel
100
What would float on water?
1. Brick
2. Paper
3. Balloon
3. Balloon
100
If we put this ball in the swimming pool, what would happen?
It will float on the water
200
Give me an example of 'liquid'
Ex) water, juice, milk
200
What does the property “weight” describe?
How heavy something is
200
Why is a desk solid?
1. It is soft
2. It has its own shape
3. You can hold it
2. It has its own shape
200
Why would the ball float?
Because there is air in the ball
300
Give me an example of 'gas'
Ex) air, water vapor, wind
300
What does the property “flexibility” describe?
If it is able to bend
300
What matter is a water vapor?
gas
300
Which is an example of water in its solid and gas state?
Solid: Ice
Gas: Water vapor
400
Which kind of matter does not change its shape or size?
Solid
400
What does the property “hardness” describe?
How hard an object is
400
Think about properties of matter. Which is the best use of a solid, liquid, or gas?
A. Filling the backpack with milk
B. Filling a waterbottle with water
C. Ripping the paper into pieces
B. Filling a waterbottle with water
400
How much water is in each beaker?
Which beaker has more water?
1. 500ml, 800ml
2.
500
Which matter takes the shape of the container (box, bottle, or bag)?
liquid and gas
500
If you touch a bumpy rock, which property are you testing?
Texture
500
Give me an object that includes both a solid and a liquid?
Ex)
1. Water in a water bottle
2. Water in a swimming pool
3. Juice in a juicebox
500
Which object is rough, heavy, and large?
Ex) Rock, tree, brick