Matter I: Solids, Liquids, and Gases Hands-On Video Lab

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Grades K-5
An understanding of matter and its forms is a crucial building block of science education. This lesson details the definitions and differences between solids, liquids, and gasses. It explains how some matter can change forms – then revert back again. Hands-on activities have students make two non-Newtonian fluids, fun to handle and perfect for stimulating discussion about the differences between solids and liquids. Kit includes: borax solution, white glue, corn starch, mixing baggies, 32 paper plates, 32 salt packets, 32 pieces of string, gloves, 40-minute DVD, teacher’s guide, and master copies of test, vocabulary, and activities. For 32 students.