Matter

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An introduction to states of matter for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and early elementary students. This is a really simple activity for introducing states of matter in a concrete way so that kids can understand the difference between solids, liquids, and gasses. || Gift of Curiosity

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Students will fill in the blanks by dragging each word in the word bank and dropping it in the correct blank.

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Science is fun, isn't it? It's where you can be hands-on the most and watch the kids just light up with excitement. I love science. I love exploring and wondering just how something happens! Today my freebie is my physical and chemcial changes sample. This sample contains a lesson on states of matter, an anchor chart, a booklet and a fun activity related to the states of matter (solids, liquids, and gases.) Additionally, there are some practice sheets! Check it out (and these are just a few…

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Let’s teach 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students about physical properties of matter. What are physical properties of matter? Physical properties of matter are characteristics that describe appearance of a substance without considering its chemical composition. Physical properties can be used to identify and distinguish one substance from another. Examples of physical properties include: ... Read more

Children will enjoy learning about the states of matter with this fun and easy to make States of Matter Flip Book.