1. States of Matter
Introduction
Lesson
Quiz

2. Introduction
This non-linear presentation will teach students about the three different states of matter including solid, liquid, and gas.
This lesson is for 3rd grade deaf students
Learning objectives
Name observable differences between the three states of matter.
Give examples of how materials can transform from state to state.
These standards can be found at Ohio Department of Education page

3. Directions
This lesson will teach the three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas.
At the end of the lesson take the quiz to test understanding
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4. Lesson
What is a solid?
A solid is a state of matter that retains its shape unless a force is applied
A solid does not change volume
A solid does not change shape
What is an example of a solid?

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What is a liquid?
A liquid is a state of matter that conforms to the shape of it’s container
A liquid does change shape
A liquid does not change volume
What is an example of a liquid?

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What is a gas?
A gas is a state of matter that fills the entire shape of container
A gas does change shape
A gas does change volume
What is an example of a gas?

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Two ways to change state of matter
Add Heat
Add Cold

12. Lesson Heat Ice turns to water when exposed to the heat from the sun
Water turns to vapour when exposed to heat

13. Lesson Cold Water turns into ice who exposed to cold
Vapour turn into to water when exposed to cold

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15. Lesson Review 3 States of Matter Solid (Ice) Liquid (Water)
Gas (Vapour)
2 Ways to change state of matter
Add heat
Add cold
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16. Quiz
How does a solid change into a liquid?
Add Cold
Add Heat
Add Wind

17. Try again!
Hint: Think of the example with ice, water, and vapour. Identify which is a solid and think of how it turns into a liquid, what is added?

18. Great Job!
A solid changes into a liquid by adding heat!

19. Quiz What is a characteristic of solid? The shape does not change
The shape does change
The volume does change

20. Try again!
Hint: Think of an ice cube in the freezer, how does it behave?

21. Great Job!
A solid does not change its shape or volume

22. Quiz
What state of matter is a soda pop?
Solid
Liquid
Gas

23. Try Again!
Hint: Review the characteristics of a solid, liquid and gas and see which one fits the characteristics of a soda pop.

24. Great Job!
Soda pop is a liquid.

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