Draw and label three objects that are solid, liquid, and gas. Write a sentence describing each object and its properties.

Sort the following objects into two categories: objects that sink and objects that float. Draw and label each object in the correct category.

Look around your house and find five objects. Write a sentence describing the shape, color, and texture of each object.

Fill in the blanks: Solids have a __ shape and __ volume. Liquids have a __ shape and __ volume. Gases have a __ shape and __ volume.

Conduct a sink or float experiment at home. Choose five small objects and predict whether they will sink or float in water. Test each object and record your results.

Match the following objects with their correct state of matter: ice, water, steam, balloon, rock, air.

Observe a glass of water. Write down three properties of the water that you can see.

Draw and label a picture of a solid, liquid, and gas. Write a sentence describing the movement of the particles in each state of matter.

Find three objects in your house that can change from one state of matter to another. Write down the object and the different states it can change into.

Write a short paragraph explaining why it is important to understand the properties of matter in our everyday lives.