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Welcome Scientists!

Let’s Chatter About Matter !. Welcome Scientists! Today, you will study and experiment with the states of matter. To begin your adventure, click on the button below. Let's Begin !. Visit the links below in the following order: Learn About Matter Solid, Liquid or Gas? Changing Matter.

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Welcome Scientists!

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  1. Let’sChatterAboutMatter! Welcome Scientists! Today, you will study and experiment with the states of matter. To begin your adventure, click on the button below.

  2. Let'sBegin! Visit the links below in the following order: • Learn About Matter • Solid, Liquid or Gas? • Changing Matter

  3. What Is Matter? • Matter is EVERYWHERE! • Matter is anything that takes up space and has mass • There are 3 main states of matter: solids, liquids, & gases (click on each) • Click here to learn a song about matter • Ready to move on? Back to Main Page

  4. Solid, Liquid or Gas? • What kinds of solids, liquids and gases do you use in 1 day? • Take a piece of blank paper and make 3 columns • Label column 1 “Solid,” column 2 “Liquid,” and column 3 “Gas” • In column 1 list 3 examples of solids you use everyday (Think about your day from the time you wake up until you go to bed). Do the same for the “Liquid” and “Gas” columns. • Be sure the examples you list are things you use EVERYDAY • Back to Main Page

  5. Changing Matter • Some matter changes when heated or cooled • As a scientist, you will run an experiment to observe how temperature can change the state of matter of an object • Using your worksheet, first make a hypothesis (an educated guess) about what you think will happen based on what you know about ice (solid) and water (liquid) when they are heated or cooled • Click here to continue on to the lab

  6. Solid • A solid is a matter that holds its own shape • Solids can be hard or soft • Examples of solids: coins, wood, bricks, ice • Go back to “Matter” Page

  7. Liquid • Liquids have no shape of their own • They flow freely when poured • Liquids take the shape of their container • Examples: Rain, Milk, Lemonade • Back to “Matter” Page

  8. Gas • Gases have no shape • Most gases are invisible • Gases spread out to fill the entire area they are in • Examples: Steam, Air (our breath), Scents • Back to “Matter” Page

  9. “Matter is Everywhere” By: J.P. Taylor • Click here to see the song lyrics • Click on the picture below to listen to the song • Back to “Matter” Page

  10. MatterLab • Click here to enter the science lab • As you experiment, write down your observations in the charts on the worksheet • Look for a pattern in your findings • Was your hypothesis correct? • Find out how objects heat up here!

  11. Matter & Motion • Molecules are small particles that make up all living and non-living things • Matter is made up of molecules • When molecules move together they can create heat • When heat is created, the state of matter can be changed • Groove to a song about Molecules and Motion here

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