Notice that things around us can be solid, liquid, or gas, and some can change from one to another.
Ice is solid water. When it melts, it becomes liquid. When water boils, it becomes steam (gas).
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solid
Solids keep their shape.
Example: Rocks, books, and chairs are solids.
liquid
Pour water into different cups to see.
Example: Liquids flow and change shape.
gas
You cannot hold a gas in your hand.
Example: Gases spread out to fill a space.
change of state
Notice how temperature changes the state.
Example: Heating and cooling change the state of matter.
gas example
Be careful near hot things!
Example: Boiling water turns into steam.
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