States of Matter

Changes in Properties

2nd Grade

Erica Voshell

7/14/2009

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What are the three states of matter?

Matter – what all things are made out of

Three States Liquids Solids Gases

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States of MatterBill Nye The Science Guy

Liquids

Liquids have no real shape

When they are put in a container, they mold to that shape

Liquids take up space!

Solids

Has a distinct shape Shape does not change

like a liquid Only time shape can

change is if it is forced by cutting or breaking

Takes up space

Gases

Gas has no distinct size Gases, like liquids, take

the shape of the container it is in

Gases, unlike liquids, always fill the entire container

Takes up space, but has no definite shape

The three states in Water!

Solid Liquid Gas

Ice

Water

Steam

What are the three states of matter?

a) gas, water, solid

b) water, steam, ice

c) gas, liquid, solid

d) fluid, liquid, gas

Which of the following is true about liquids?

a) liquids have a distinct shape

b) liquids mold to the container they are put in

c) liquids can only change shape if forced by bending or breaking

d) steam is a liquid

Which statement about matter is true?

a) matter is what ALL things are made out of

b) matter is only what plants and animals are made out of

c) there are two states of matter

d) matter does not include man made things

What are the three states in water?

a) ice, water vapor, water

b) water, gas, steam

c) ice, steam, dirt

d) liquid, ice, water

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Cited Page

Carrroll, Denise – Matter PowerPoint for 2nd Grade Curriculum - http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/curriculum/elem/2nd/science/sciencetech.htm

Bill Nye the Science Guy- “Solids, Liquids, Gas” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvRvOYCjUP0&feature=related

States of Matter- youtube.com - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-KvoVzukHo