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Central Idea: Knowing about the different states of matter helps creative thinkers find solutions to everyday problems.
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MATTER
Changing States of Matter
Changing States of Matter
Watch the BrainPop video to learn about Changing States of Matter, with Annie and Moby.
What is Matter?
What is Matter?
Read this article on PebbleGo to learn about the states of matter: Solid, Liquid, Gas
The States of Matter
The States of Matter
A collection of videos and articles to learn all about the states of matter and changes of state.
Matter
Matter
Read and watch to learn all about matter, the states of matter, and properties of matter on Britannica School.
Reversible & Irreversible changes
Reversible & Irreversible changes
Changes are happening all around us! Some can be undone (reversible) and others can't (irreversible).
Physical vs. Chemical changes
Physical vs. Chemical changes
Learn the difference between physical changes and chemical changes.
Books about MATTER in the CIS Library
eBooks and Videos
INVENTIONS
Inventors
Read about several inventors on PebbleGo.
11 Kid Inventors
Watch this video with 11 kid inventors who offer sage advice at the National Invention Convention on solving real-world problems, big and small.
15 Accidental Inventions You Can't Imagine Your Life Without
From the microwave to ice-cream cones, the accidental inventions in this video completely changed our way of life.
National Geographic
Accidents happen, but sometimes they result in amazing discoveries! Read this infographic.
Books in the CIS Library
EXPERIMENTS
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Why are so many toys made of plastic? Mystery Science Experiment
Wonderopolis - See 'Try it Out' at the bottom for some simple experiments.
MORE IDEAS!
Cloud formation involves the change of water from a gas to a liquid. Check out this simple science demonstration.
Who would have thought the condensation of water (gas to liquid) could crush a soda can!
Will it freeze? What happens to the freezing point of water when you add salt.
It’s a fun winter experiment for any time of the year. Turn water vapor into ice when it touches the surface of your cold metal can.
Make a supersaturated solution with borax powder and water. Observe how you can grow solid crystals as the water evaporates (changes from liquid to gas) over a few days.
Also, try growing salt crystals and sugar crystals.
This is a fun state of matter experiment to try in the winter. Can you turn liquid bubble mixture into a solid?
Turn milk and sugar into a yummy frozen treat with our easy ice cream in a bag recipe.
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