KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER Lesson objectives. Student (i) states the three states of matter.

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KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER Lesson objectives. Student (i) states the three states of matter.

KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER Lesson objectives. Describes composition of matter

KINETIC THEORY OF MATTER Lesson objectives. Draws model representing states of matter.

What is matter made up of ? The three states of matter are  Solids

What is matter made up of ? The three states of matter are  Liquids

What is matter made up of ? The three states of matter are  gases

composition of matter. Matter is made up of molecules

composition of matter. Matter is made up of And atoms.

A model to show the three states of matter

SolidLiquidGas