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SYDNEY ALLEN
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By SYDNEY ALLEN
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Matter is everything around us!
It can be a solid , liquid, or gas
example --->
What is Matter?
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Solids - the keep their shape
Liquids- flow and take the shape of their container
Gases- spread out and fill the space around them
The Three States of Matter
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Some objects are strong and do not break easily
Examples of this are metal, bricks, and a wooden table
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Some objects can bend and move without breaking
Examples of this are rubber bands, plastic rulers, and gym mats
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Some things are very hard and difficult to scratch or break
Examples of this are diamonds, glass, and hard rocks
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Texture is how something feels when you touch it
Examples
-Soft (cotton, fur)
-Rough (sandpaper, tree bark)
-Smooth (glass, marble)
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Some material soak up water, while others do not
Examples of Absorbent are a sponge of paper towel
Examples of Non Absorbent are plastic or metal
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Solids, liquids, and gases are states of matter.
Strength, flexibility, hardness, texture, and absorbency are properties of matter!
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Multiple Choice
What are the three States of matter
Solid, Liquid, Gas
Hot, Cold, Warm
Strong, Weak, Flexible
Small, Big, Medium
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is an example of a solid?
Water
Air
Rock
Juice
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Multiple Choice
What happens when a liquid is poured into a container?
It keeps its shape
It takes the shape of the container
It disappears
It turns into a soild
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Multiple Choice
Which object is the hardest?
A rubber band
A diamond
A glass window
A rock
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Multiple Choice
How does rough texture feel?
bouncy and strecthy
smooth and soft
Hard and scratchy
wet and sticky
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Multiple Choice
What does absorbency mean?
a) How much light something gives off
b) How much sound something makes
c) How well something soaks up water
d) How big something is
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Multiple Choice
Which of these materials is the most absorbent?
a) Sponge
b) Plastic
c) Metal
d) GlassMatte
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