Science Grade K-1

Science: Solids, Liquids, and Gases

Identifying the three states of matter

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Identifying the three states of matter

Science - Grade K-1

Instructions: Read each problem carefully. Draw or write your answer in the space provided.
  1. 1
    A rock, a cup of juice, and a swirl of air.

    Circle the object that is a solid: a rock, juice, or air.

  2. 2
    A cup filled with milk.

    A cup has milk inside it. Is the milk a solid, liquid, or gas?

  3. 3
    A bowl of soup with steam rising.

    Steam rises from hot soup. Is steam a solid, liquid, or gas?

  4. 4
    A red crayon.

    Draw one solid you can find in your classroom.

  5. 5
    Blue liquid taking the shape of a cup.

    Which state of matter takes the shape of its container: solid, liquid, or gas?

  6. 6
    An ice cube.

    Look at an ice cube. Is it a solid, liquid, or gas? Explain.

  7. 7
    Water pouring from a cup.

    Fill in the blank: A liquid can ______ from one place to another.

  8. 8
    A balloon filled with air.

    A balloon is filled with air. What state of matter is the air inside the balloon?

  9. 9
    A glass of water.

    Name one liquid you drink.

  10. 10
    An apple, water, a crayon, and soup.

    Sort these into solid or liquid: apple, water, crayon, soup.

  11. 11
    A block next to water.

    Which one can you hold in your hand without it pouring away: a block or water?

  12. 12
    Gas spreading to fill a space.

    Fill in the blank: A gas can spread out and fill ______.

  13. 13
    Honey, a pencil, rain, and a toy car.

    Circle all the liquids: honey, pencil, rain, toy car.

  14. 14
    A melting snowman making a puddle.

    A snowman melts in the sun. What liquid does it become?

  15. 15
    A solid cube and a liquid puddle.

    Tell one way solids and liquids are different.

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