1. States of Matter Video

2. The Definition of Matter

Matter:

3. Anythingthat takes up space. 4. What is a solid?

• • • • • • • Solids have a fixed shape.
          • 5. They hold their volume
        • 6. Examples: wood, rocks, and cars

7. What is a liquid?

A liquid can flow

and change shape.

It also can't be

easily compressed.

Some examples are:

water, pop, and milk.

8. What is a gas?

Gases take the

shape of their container

They also flow very easily.

9. Examples of gases are:

Oxygen, Hydrogen,

10. and Helium. 11. Changing States of Matter

• • • • • • • • Matter can go from onestage to the next.
            • 12. But it does not change properties.
          • 13. Water is still water when

• • • • • • • • it is in the form of an ice cube.

Matter can go from one stage to the next.

14. But it does not change properties. 15. Water is still water when it is in the form of an ice cube. 16. GLCE Curriculum

According to the Michigan GLCE, states of matter, which is used in this presentation, is under the content expectation of first grade Science.

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