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GAS - Sun is made out of gas. We breathe in oxygen and we breathe out carbon dioxide , which is a gas. Gas is all around us and the universe.

LIQUID  - Water,tea, cofee,tears,juice and our blood are all forms of liquid. A liquid can be hot, cold or normal. Apple juice is my favourite liquid. :-)

SOLID- Anything that is hard is solid. Our Walls, my trophies, cucukoo clock and our earth are all solid. Our bones are solid. Pasta and quesdia is my favorite solid food , yum!!

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The 3 states of matter are  liquid gas and solid. Gas fills a balloon. Liquid you can pour in a cup. Solid is things that take up space. my tablet takes space on my desk. it is a solid.

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the three shapes of matter are solids, liquids and gasses.
liquids are any type of drink. solids are things that do not change their shape. Both liquids and gasses do change shape. The atoms in a solid are very close together. In a liquid they are a little further apart. In a gas, the atoms are furthest apart.

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All of states  have    homes     ome

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The three states of matter is liquid,gas,and solid.If you blow in a balloon
and tie the balloon,
the balloon is filled
with gas.Gas has know shape because
atoms take a lot of space.

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The three states of matter are liquid, gas, and solid. All matter has atoms. Liquid matter has atoms that not tight and move. Liquids can then take on the shape of different. Gas matter has atoms that are not tight and are looser then liquid matter. Gas can also take on the shape of other things. Solid matter has atoms that are tight.  Solids do change shape.

Question, is a balloon a liquid, solid, or a gas?

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The three states of matter are solids, liquids and gasses.
If you poor a liquid into a balloon it will take the shape of the balloon.
Gasses do not have any shape because atoms take a lot of space.
Solids never even change it'sshape because if you had an eraser on you desk the next day  it will still have the same shape.
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The three states of matter are solids,liquids and gasses.
Liquids take the shape of the cup,container or glass.
Solids never change but liquids and solids change combind.
Gasses don't have a shape because the atoms have a lot of space.
That is how Mrs.Kemp was able to catch the ball.⚽️🤔👍🏼

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The three states of matter are solids,liquids and gasses. Liquids take the shape of the cup or glass.
Solids never change but liquids and solids do. Gasses don't  have a shape because the atoms have a lot of space. that is how Miss kemp was able to catch the ball.🎈

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The three states of matter are solids , liquids and gasses.
Solids have a shape because the atoms are packed together.
Liquids take the shape of the container they are in because the atoms move around loosely.
Gases do not have any shape because the atoms have a lot of space in between them.
That is why Miss Kemp was able to catch the ball but not the water or the air.

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Three states of matter are gas,liquid,and solid.

Maters are made with atoms
Atoms are so small atoms are in every thing except people.

Miss kemp could not catch water because the atoms are far away from each other,miss kemp could not catch gas because the atoms are spread even more than water, miss kemp could catch the solid ball because the atoms are packed together.

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States of matter are solids, liquids, and gases. One example is when Ms.Kemp caught the ball from Ms.Bellote and when Mrs.Holland poured the solids into the cup. I love the video Mrs.Holland !

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Solids,liquids and gases are the 3states of matter.When you put a liquid or a gas into a thing , it will shape of that object.Solids never change there shape but gases and liquids do.If you pour water into a bowl and then pour it in a cup in will first take theeee shape of he bowl and then when you pour it in a cup it will take the shape of the cup.You can catch solids but not liquids and gases!

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Solid-stays the same shape like the candy corn
Liquid-takes the shape of any container like when she poured it in the cup
Gas-spreads out everywhere like when you let the air out of the balloon

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I learned that the three states of matter are solid liquid and gas. Water is a liquid and it is a solid when it is ice. When it gets hot it is a gas but It is always water.

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The three states of matter are solid, liquid and gas. The liquid it takes any shape in the balloon. The gas is every where and was blown into the balloon. The solid was candy in the balloon and you could hear Mrs. Holland shaking it.

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Mrs.kemp couldn't catch the first ballon because it was made out of liquid and liquid is not solid.Mrs.kemp couldn't catch the second ballon because it was made out of gass and gass is not solid either.Mrs.kemp could catch the last one because it was solid and when something is solid you can catch it.Solids are matter composed of atoms packed together.Liquid does not hold its shape.Their is a space between the atoms.Gases don't hold their shape or stay put.Their is alot  of space between the atoms.

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1)  Read about Matter, Solid, Liquids, and Gases  (not required to read all information on website)

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1)  Read about Matter, Solid, Liquids, and Gases  (not required to read all information on website)

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http://idahoptv.org/sciencetrek/topics/matter/facts.cfm

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Major Funding The Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation

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2)  Watch Teacher Video on States of Matter

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2)  Watch Teacher Video on States of Matter

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https://youtu.be/nLwnTsRqoqY

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Can you explain the three states of matter?