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Buoyancy is the force that push’s upwards in fluids.

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A combination a two or more items that can not be easily separated.  Some examples are: Salt and water, lemonade, tea and sugar, soil and mulch, and sugar and water.

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I combination of two or more items that can be easily separated.  Some examples are: Coke and ice, sand and iron shavings, salad, sand and gravel, and oil and water.

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When a liquid turns into a gas, usually by heat, like a tea kettle, or if you are trying to boil water on a stove, in the microwave, or if you let water evaporate on the hot sun, you may see the water vapor slowly turning into gas!

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When I liquid turns into a solid.  Like ice, or a popsicle, push up (the dessert), or maybe a frozen soda.

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When water vapor comes together to form little droplets of water.  This happens when the water vapor goes up to the sky and the water vapors condense together to form clouds.  An example could also be when you have a cup with ice, since the stuff inside the cup is so cold the air around it gets cold and water droplets start to condense around the outside of the cup.  Which forms condensation.

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Melting happens when a solid turns into a liquid by heat.  For example, if I put ice cubes in a cup then put it outside for a bit they would start to melt into cold water.  Another example could be if I put ice in the microwave for a few minutes it would melt into water!

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Insulator is a type of material that does not allow energy to pass through it.  Some examples are: paper, water, cardboard, plastic, and wood.

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A type of material that lets energy pass through it.  Like wire or maybe steel.

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Magnetism is when an object is attracted to another object by magnetic fields.  Some examples are, a compass, iron fillings, paper clips, and binder clips, are all magnetic.  So they are all drawn to a magnet by magnetism.

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A state of matter like a liquid or solid.  Gas is air, helium, oxygen, and nitrogen.  We breathe gas, like air or the gasoline we see coming from a car.  Some gas we can’t see, like air.

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A liquid is a state of matter like a solid or a gas.  A liquid takes the shape of its container, but if it gets poured it will go everywhere.  Some examples are, water, orange juice, apple juice, lemonade, and coffee.

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I material that has its own shape and does not take the shape of a container.  Like a table, chair, book, couch, and a pinboard.

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Weight is is the amount an object weighs.  You can use a scale to measure weight by ounces or pounds.  When you ship something on eBay you weigh the box before you ship it to get the price you need to pay.  You can also weigh yourself at the doctors office.

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Volume is the amount of space an object takes up.  The ways you can measure to find volume are Length (L), Width (W), and Height (H).  An example is when you pack something you need to measure how much volume it has by using the method L x H x W = Volume.

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Mass is the amount of matter an object has in it.  Like a basketball vs a ping pong ball.  The one that has more mass is the basketball because it’s heavier and takes up more space.

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Matter is a state of form, like a liquid, solid, gas.  Some examples are: Water, lemonade, coke, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen, Chair, book, and a plate.