PPT: Solids, Liquids and Gases | Science for Class 4 PDF Download

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Discover the arrangement and
behaviour of particles in different
states of matter.
Solids, Liquids and Gases
Page 2


Discover the arrangement and
behaviour of particles in different
states of matter.
Solids, Liquids and Gases
Particle Arrangement
and Behaviour in
Each State:
Examples of Solids,
Liquids, and Gas
Lesson Outline
S o l i d L i q u i d G a s
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Discover the arrangement and
behaviour of particles in different
states of matter.
Solids, Liquids and Gases
Particle Arrangement
and Behaviour in
Each State:
Examples of Solids,
Liquids, and Gas
Lesson Outline
S o l i d L i q u i d G a s
T h i n k P a i r S h a r e
Can you stir a solid? Why or why not?
Can you hold a gas? Why or why not?
?
?
Take a moment
to think of your
answers to the
questions below. 
Find a partner
and take turns
discussing your
answers. 
Finally, volunteer
and share what you
discussed with the
whole class. 
Page 4


Discover the arrangement and
behaviour of particles in different
states of matter.
Solids, Liquids and Gases
Particle Arrangement
and Behaviour in
Each State:
Examples of Solids,
Liquids, and Gas
Lesson Outline
S o l i d L i q u i d G a s
T h i n k P a i r S h a r e
Can you stir a solid? Why or why not?
Can you hold a gas? Why or why not?
?
?
Take a moment
to think of your
answers to the
questions below. 
Find a partner
and take turns
discussing your
answers. 
Finally, volunteer
and share what you
discussed with the
whole class. 
Today you'll be able to:
Sort a range of
everyday substances
under three states:
solid, liquid, or gas.
Create a connection
between particle
arrangement and
substance properties.
Name the
properties of
each state.
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Discover the arrangement and
behaviour of particles in different
states of matter.
Solids, Liquids and Gases
Particle Arrangement
and Behaviour in
Each State:
Examples of Solids,
Liquids, and Gas
Lesson Outline
S o l i d L i q u i d G a s
T h i n k P a i r S h a r e
Can you stir a solid? Why or why not?
Can you hold a gas? Why or why not?
?
?
Take a moment
to think of your
answers to the
questions below. 
Find a partner
and take turns
discussing your
answers. 
Finally, volunteer
and share what you
discussed with the
whole class. 
Today you'll be able to:
Sort a range of
everyday substances
under three states:
solid, liquid, or gas.
Create a connection
between particle
arrangement and
substance properties.
Name the
properties of
each state.
Solid, liquid or gas?
Sort the following substances under the three states of matter.
S O L I D L I Q U I D G A S