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States of Matterlearning pages
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Learn about, then color with these FREE States of Matter Learning Pages!
1 free page is included for solids, liquids, and gases. Learners can listen to the properties of each state, then color the pictures that show the featured matter.
These free pages are from my States of Matter Unit Study for K-2nd, which you can find on my blog’s shop or on my Teachers Pay Teachers Store.
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•1-page student objectives evaluation sheet {for teachers}, 1 with editable fields
•States of Matter songs
•States of Matter information pages - 2 levels {plus blank ones for students to fill in}
•States of Matter journal pages
•States of Matter sorting with words, pictures, and vocabulary
•States of Matter molecules activity page
•Solid & Liquid Investigation writing pages
•States of Matter nature observation walk pages
•What's the Matter description activity
•What If? writing page
•Eww, Slime! activity {"Oobleck"} & writing pages
•Yummy Matter - homemade butter & homemade ice cream
•Reversible and Irreversible Change information page
•Reversible and Irreversible Change sorting
•Changes in Water information page & recording page
•Evaporation and Condensation information page
•Evaporation and Condensation sorting pages
•Water Vapor and Dew Point information page
•Water Cycle pages
•Inside a Cloud {a closer look} information page
•10 States of Matter Science Experiments with materials listed, questions to ask students, explanation, and student recording sheets
•Notebook/Lapbook Resources
•Printable States of Matter Book List (with link)
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All About Solids
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Did you know that a solid-keeps its own shape
-has molecules that are tightly packed in regular patterns
-keeps its own volume
shoe
coffee
chair
hatacorn
skateboardwind
Color only the pictures that show solids below:
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All About LiquidsDid you know that a liquid-flows to fill the shape of the container it is in
-has molecules that flow around each other
-keeps its own volume
milk
juice
water
snowman
helium
bloodsoda
Color only the pictures that show liquids below:
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Did you know that a gas-expands to fill the space it is in
-has molecules that are further apart from each other
-does not keep its volume
Color only the pictures that show gases below:
helium
carbondioxide
propane
wind
odor
stapleroil
All About Gases
Answer Keys:
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