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Understanding States of Matter
Students sort examples into solid, liquid, and gas categories, then describe the properties of each state.
$3USD · Digital download
Students sort examples into solid, liquid, and gas categories, then describe the properties of each state. The worksheet also introduces plasma and asks students to explain common changes between states of matter.
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- Students will identify examples of solids, liquids, and gases.
- Students will describe key properties of the three common states of matter.
- Students will recognize plasma as another state of matter.
- Students will explain basic changes between states of matter.
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