Presented by:

Ms. Precel J. Susi

 sun sky

boat

sand
umbrella sea
beach ball

Foods & drinks balloon

slipper
people
stuff toys
plants
 SOLID
Solid is a one of the phases of
matter which occupies space.
- It can be found everywhere.
- It has appropriate properties.
- It can be smelled, tasted and
touched.
- It has texture, size and color.
- It has definite shape and volume.
books
foods

house

chair flowers
 LIQUID
Like solids, liquids can be seen,
smelled, tasted and touched. It also
occupies space. But unlike solids,
they can flow, move and change
their position easily.
- It does not have definite shape.
- It has definite volume.
 Have you tried
dropping a stone or ice
into a glass half filled
with water? What will
happen to the water
inside the glass if you
continue dropping more
stone or ice into it? Water
flows over the glass
because the space
occupied by water is
taken by the ice.
 soup
milk

perfumes

Fabric conditioners juice

 GAS
Gases, unlike solids and liquids,
can neither be tasted nor touched.
However, some gases can be seen
or smelled. Some also have colors
and odors.
- It does not have definite shape.
- It does not have definite volume.
- It has weight.
Smoke coming from
factories Smoke from
machine engine

fart

vapor Air inside the balloons

Activity:

Classify the following materials as solid, liquid, or gas.

Write your answer in the proper column.

Air alcohol
Pot acetone
Milk ice cube
Steel oxygen
Bread soft drinks
Lotion water vapor

Solid Liquid Gas

Assignment:

A. Enumerate different kinds of solid, liquid and gas that you see
in our surrounding as many as you can.
Solids Liquids Gases

B. Read something about changes of matter.

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