Solids are a type of matter that have a fixed shape and fixed size. This means they do not change their shape when we move them or put them in a different place. Solid objects feel hard or firm, and they do not flow or pour like liquids. We can touch and hold solids easily. Many things we use every day are solids, such as a book, a chair, a pencil, and a table. Even small objects, like a coin or a toy, are solids. Solids stay the same shape no matter where we put them.
This video explains what is a solid and its properties (shape, size, volume) and give examples of solid objects from everyday life.
This video explains about solid and shows examples of objects that keep their shape.
These pictures show solid objects from our daily life. Look carefully at them.
Remember "Solids keep their shape and do not flow".
Now, think and search around you. Can you find something in your classroom or home that is similar to these objects, and where do we use this object in real life?