1. By: Bailey Spindler References
Forms of Water
By: Bailey Spindler
References

2. Forms of Water
Grade Level: 1st Grade
Content Area: Science

3. Index Water Observations Liquids Solid vs. Liquid Solids: Snow
The Seasons
Solids: Ice

4. Water Observations How can water be observed?
How can water be observed?

5. Different Water Forms
Liquid
Solid (ice)
Solid (snow)

6. What Effects Water’s State?
The state water is in depends on the temperature of the water.
Water in the form of liquid is at a temperature range from 32 degrees Fahrenheit to 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
Water is in its solid from whenever its temperature is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

7. The Seasons
In what seasons do we see water in the liquid state, and when do we see it in the solid state?
Spring
We usually see water in the solid state in the ending months of winter and water as a liquid in the months closer to summer
Summer
We see water in the liquid state during the summer because the temperatures are warmer.
Fall
We usually see water in the liquid state in the beginning months of fall and water solid state in the months closer to winter
Winter
We see water in the liquid state during the winter because the temperatures are colder

8. Liquid The basic state we think of water is in it’s liquid state.
We can find water in the liquid state.
What are some places we see water in the liquid state?

9. Liquid These are some areas we find water in the liquid state: Lakes
Rivers
Rain water
Puddles
Ponds
Drinking water
*Ocean
*What makes the ocean different from the other areas we find water?

10. The Ocean
The ocean is different than lakes, ponds, and rain water because instead of being fresh water it is salt water.
All humans and animals need fresh water to survive
Marin animals like sharks and dolphins need the salt water that only the ocean can provide.

11. Fresh Water vs. Salt Water
Salt Water Animals
Fresh Water Animals

12. Liquid Activities
What are some activities we can do when water is in the liquid state?
Swim
Drink
Boat
Water Plants
Bathe

13. Snow
Water can be also be in the formation of solids, one example of these solids is snow.
Snow is water that falls from the clouds when the air’s temperature is 32 degrees Fahrenheit or below.

14. Snow Where are some places we see snow? Arctic Mountain Tops
During the Winter

15. Snow Activities What are some activities we can do with snow? Sledding
Skiing
Build Snowmen
Snowball Fight
Build an igloo

16. Ice
Water can also be found in the solid form when it is in the form of ice.
Ice is different from snow because the water started out in the liquid state and then froze after it’s temperature dropped below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
This is how lakes and ponds freeze in the winter, or how we make ice cubes to keep our drinks cold.

17. Ice Where are some places we see ice? Lakes Ponds Puddles
Hanging from the roof
Ocean

18. Ice Activities What are some activities we can do on the ice?
Ice Skating
Hockey
Ice Fishing
Its important to remember to stay safe on the ice, as it can become very slippery and cause injury.

19. Solid vs. Liquid
So now you decide what here is a solid and what is a liquid?
What makes each one of these a solid or liquid?

20. References I used all my images from ClipArt
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