Year 4 States of Matter

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States of Matter

All the materials around us and even the materials that make us up are called

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plastic

matter

metal

wood

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All matter is made from tiny

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pieces

particles

bricks

plasticine

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The 3 states of matter are

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Solids, liquids, gases

liquids, foam, jelly

solids, metals, water

gases, air, steam

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We know something is a solid because

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it bounces if you drop it

its always hard

it has a fixed shape and volume

it breaks easily

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We know something is a liquid because

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it will change it's shape to fit the container it is in

it is wet

if you spill it it makes a mess

you have to carry it in a bottle

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We know something is a gas because

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you can smell it

it's lighter than air

it spreads out to fill the container

you can cook with it

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What does the state of matter depend on?

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temperature

the weather

the season

where you live

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What can you find in all 3 states on our planet?

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chocolate

iron

water

fire

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When water changes from a liquid to a solid we call it

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melting

evaporating

freezing

condensing

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When water changes from a liquid to a gas we call it

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melting

evaporating

freezing

condensing

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When water changes from a gas to a liquid we call it

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melting

evaporating

freezing

condensing

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When water changes from a solid to a liquid we call it

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melting

evaporating

freezing

condensing

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