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    Properties of Matter: Solid, Liquid and Gas

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    Properties of Matter: Solid, Liquid and Gas

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    Matter can be a solid, liquid, or gas. It occupies space and has weight. There are three states of matter: solids have a definite shape; liquids take the shape of their container but have no definite shape; gases are invisible and have no definite shape. The document provides examples of different types of matter and their properties, and includes activities to identify whether objects are matter.

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    Matter can be a solid, liquid, or gas. It occupies space and has weight. There are three states of matter: solids have a definite shape; liquids take the shape of their container but have no definite shape; gases are invisible and have no definite shape. The document provides examples of different types of matter and their properties, and includes activities to identify whether objects are matter.

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    SCIENCEK1 Concept Notes: SCIENCEK1

    TOPIC: Matter Matter – is anything that occupies space TOPIC: Matter


    -Properties of matter: solid, liquid and and has weight. -Properties of matter: solid, liquid and gas.
    gas. - Everything around us is matter.
    - There are three state of matter: solid, Pre-assessment
    liquid and gas. Directions: Check if the things are matter.
    Pre-assessment Examples: Plants, animals, rocks, water,
    Directions: Check if the things are and air. 1.
    matter. Properties of matter
    Solid- something you can hold. It has
    1. shape. It can be hard or soft, heavy or light
    and rough.
    Liquid- It has no definite shape, but 2.
    occupies space and has weight. Its shape
    takes form from its container.
    2. Gas- is invisible, and without shape but can
    occupy space, and has weight.
    -air is gas
    -steam from boiling water is gas 3.
    -smoke in burning wood is gas
    3.
    Concept Notes:
    Matter – is anything that occupies space
    and has weight.
    - Everything around us is matter.
    4. - There are three state of matter: solid,
    liquid and gas. 4.
    Examples: Plants, animals, rocks, water,
    and air.
    Properties of matter
    Solid- something you can hold. It has
    shape. It can be hard or soft, heavy or light
    and rough.
    Liquid- It has no definite shape, but
    occupies space and has weight. Its shape 5.
    5. takes form from its container.
    Gas- is invisible, and without shape but can
    occupy space, and has weight.
    -air is gas
    -steam from boiling water is gas
    -smoke in burning wood is gas
    ACTIVITY: ACTIVITY: ACTIVITY:
    Directions: Check and color the object if it Directions: Check and color the object if it is Directions: Check and color the object if it is
    is matter and cross out if not. matter and cross out if not. matter and cross out if not.

    ACTIVITY:
    ACTIVITY: ACTIVITY: Directions: Check and color the object if it is
    Directions: Check and color the object if it is Directions: Check and color the object if it is matter and cross out if not.
    matter and cross out if not. matter and cross out if not.

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