Ms. Warren’s 4th Grade Class
{ States of Matter
STATES OF MATTER
By : Imani Taylor
2-2513
SOLIDS
 A solid is A hArd object , it’s A liquid thAt hAs
been frozen.
 the solid’s pArticles vibrAte , Are tightly
packed , and has definite shape and volume.
LIQUID
 a liquid has definite volume , and no definite
shape.
 It also has mass.
Laila Quarles
2/28/2013
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IT HAS A DEFINITE VOLUME
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IT HAS A DEFINITE MASS
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IT DOES NOT HAVE A DEFINITE SHAPE
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IT HAS A DEFINITE SHAPE
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IT HAS A DEFINITE VOLUME
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IT DOES NOT HAVE A DEFINITE SHAPE
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IT DOES NOT HAVE A DEFINITE VOLUME
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IT DOES NOT HAVE A DEFINITE MASS
Michal Malik
2/28/2013
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A liquid can be a drink like root beer and water
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A solid can not change its shape and it always
stays the same.
A gas is like boiling water
It can be shower steam
It also can be fog
Is tea
 Pop
 Lake water
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Solids
is
a
shape

Liquid
is
water
Fire is a
fire is a
smoke
gas.
Camelia Pele
February 28, 2013
Solids
 A solid will always stay the same shape
 A solid will always take up the same amount of space
(volume)
 A solid will always have the same amount of matter
(mass)
Liquids
 Liquids do not have a definite shape.
 Liquids will always have the same amount of matter in
them( mass)
 Liquids will always take up the same amount of
space(volume).
Gases
 A gas does not have a definite shape.
 A gas does not have a certain amount of matter in
them (mass)
 A gas does not take up a certain amount of space
(volume)
STATES OF MATTER
Hayden Norris
2/28/2013
SOLID
•
It has a definite shape
•
It has a definite mass
•
It has a definite volume
LIQUID
•
It does not have a definite shape
•
It has a definite mass
•
It has a definite volume
GASES
•
It does not have a definite shape
•
It does not have a definite mass
•
It does not have a definite volume
Adison Moore
FEB.28 2013
THE THREE STATES OF MATTER
SOLID
Flowers
 helmet
 DICE

LIQUIDS
* COKE
* HOT COCO
* JUICE
GASES
* SUN
* FIRE
* HEAT
States Of
Matter
Boone Williams
February 28, 2013
Solids
 Light
can`t pass through it.
 It takes up space
 It has tight molecules.
Liquids
 It
doesn`t take up a definite space.
 Coke, water, and milk are all liquids.
Gas
 It
doesn`t take up a definite space like
liquids.
 It doesn`t have definite mass, volume,
and it doesn`t have a definite shape.
Feb. 28 2013
Home
Car
Lap Top
Thunder
Gasonile
Fire
States of matter
Hays Pfaffmann
February 28, 2013
gas
•
•
•
It’s shape does not stay the
same.
It’s mass changes.
It’s mass doesn’t stay the
same.
Solids
 It’s shape does not change.
 It’s mass does not change.
 It’s volume does not change.
liquid
 It’s shape is always different.
 It’s mass is the same.
 It’s volume is the same.
States Of Matter
KAITLYN WATSON
2-28-2013
SOLIDS
 an apple.
 A computer.
 A piece of wood
liquid
A liquid is water.
Milk.
Coke.
GAS
Gas is smoke from fire.
The sun.
The clouds
SOLIDS
 It can’t change its shape when entering a container.
 You can’t stick anything through it.
 It can’t change its mass.
LIQUIDS
 It takes the shape of the container its in.
 Its molecules stay the same
 It takes up the same amount of space
GAS
 It never weighs the same
 It takes up different amount of space
 It doesn’t always have the same shape
States Of Matter
Marianna Martinez
2-28-13
Solid
 Has a definite shape.
 Mass
 volume
Liquids
 It doesn’t have the same shape
 It has mass
 It has volume
Gases
 It doesn’t have mass
 It doesn’t have volume
 It doesn’t have shape
Matthew Stewart
2 /28/13
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Volume
mass
Has a definite shape
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Doesn’t have definite shape
Definite mass
Definite volume
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Doesn’t have definite shape
No definite mass
No definite volume
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Maya Batson
2/28/13
A solid has a defined mass
A solid has a defined volume
A solid is a defined shape
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* Liquid has volume
* Liquid has mass
* Liquid has no defined shape
* Water is a liquid
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* Gas has no defined shape
* Gas has no defined volume
* Gas has no defined mass
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