Solid, Liquid and Gas, States of Matter - Science Game for Kids

This science game helps children understand the nature and existence of matter – i.e. solid, liquid and gas. It is suitable for primary school first grade learners.

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Key Science Facts
- Things can exist as solid, liquid or gas.
- A solid object cannot change its shape.
- A rock is a solid.
- Water is a liquid.
- A liquid is matter that flows.
- When you pour a liquid it flows.
- A liquid has mass but it does not have a shape.
- Air is a gas.
- A liquid forms the shape of the container it is in.
- The mass of something is how much matter it is made of.
- Liquids do not have their own shape.
- Balloons have air inside.
- A gas is a kind of matter that takes up space.
- You can’t see air but you can feel it when it moves.
- A gas has no shape.
- Gas has less mass than a liquid.
- A balloon full of water has more mass than a balloon full of air.
- A bike with a flat tire needs air.
- Some gases have more mass than others.
- Balloons filled with a gas called helium are lighter than those filled with air.
- When you heat water up, it boils and becomes steam.
- Steam is gas from water.
- When water freezes, it becomes ice.
- Ice is a solid.
- When ice melts, it becomes a liquid.
- Heat turns ice and other solids to liquid.
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