
Created
by Melanie Adams, Chris Campbell, Ann Chinn, Leah Horstman, Holly Howell,
Lolly Puhaly, Brandi Lewis and Rachel
Rangel
Matter is all around you. What does it do? What are some examples of matter? Visit the following websites to discover the answers to these questions. You must visit each website and select and answer two questions from each site.
Chem
4 Kids
1. Draw and label the four states
of matter?
2. What happens to the state of matter
when the temperature rises?
3. Draw and label how water changes
from a liquid to a gas and a solid.
Gases,
Liquids & Solids
1. Draw and label the atoms in a solid,
liquid, and gas.
2. Draw and label a liquid, a solid,
and a gas found in your home.
Use the chart and picture to answer the
following two questions:
3. Explain why a liquid takes the
shape of its container.
4. Explain why a solid does not take
the shape of its container.
Solid,
Liquid, Gas
1. At what temperature does water
freeze. Give two examples of water as a solid.
2. What does evaporation mean?
Give an example.
3. List four examples of phase changes.
You have learned a lot about matter. Now it is time to watch the Brain Pop video about matter and take a quiz. Now, you can see how much matter really matters!