What are the three states of matter?, Wood, metal, glass, Ice, fire, steam, Heat, light, sound, Solids, liquids, gases, What do scientists call the ways matter behaves?, Sizes, Properties, Forces, Colours, Which state keeps the same shape?, Liquid, Gas, Solid, Steam, Which state can be poured?, Liquid, Rock, Solid, Metal, Which state takes the shape of its container?, Solid, Ice, Stone, Liquid, Which state fills any closed container?, Liquid, Solid, Gas, Crystal, Which state is very easy to compress?, Liquid, Gas, Solid, Water, What does a solid keep the same?, Shape and volume, Heat and light, Colour and smell, Mass and taste, What does not change for a liquid?, Shape, Volume, Container, Colour, Why can you notice some gases?, You can smell them, They are always blue, They are always heavy, They keep shape, What do scientists try to explain?, Old stories, What they see, Only numbers, Paint colors, What is a suggestion for an explanation called?, A container, A solid, A hypothesis, A measure, How is a hypothesis tested?, Investigations, Guessing, Sleeping, Drawing, What is a widely accepted tested explanation called?, A liquid, A sample, A question, A theory, What idea best explains how matter behaves?, Color theory, Plant theory, Particle theory, Sound theory, What are particles?, Wet drops, Tiny portions, Bright lights, Large rocks, All matter is made of tiny what?, Crystals, Clouds, Plants, Particles, What can happen to some substances when heated?, Get bigger, Disappear fully, Get harder, Turn black, What can liquids become when heated?, A powder, A gas, A metal, A rock, What can substances become when cooled?, A smell, A sound, A solid, A flame

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