45 free states of matter & materials resources. Solids, liquids and gases, properties of materials and changes of state. Typically taught from Year 1 to Year 8.
Children explore four everyday materials — wood, metal, plastic and fabric — describe them with words like hard, soft, bendy and…
Children learn that some materials come from nature — wood from trees, wool from sheep, stone from the ground — and others, like plastic…
Children predict and test which everyday objects float or sink in water, learn that big things do not always sink and that shape can…
Children learn that pushing and pulling can change the shape of some materials — squashing play dough, bending a pipe cleaner, twisting a…
Children explore four everyday materials — wood, metal, plastic and fabric — describe them with words like hard, soft, bendy and…
Children learn that some materials come from nature — wood from trees, wool from sheep, stone from the ground — and others, like plastic…
Children predict and test which everyday objects float or sink in water, learn that big things do not always sink and that shape can…
Children learn that pushing and pulling can change the shape of some materials — squashing play dough, bending a pipe cleaner, twisting a…
Children explore four everyday materials — wood, metal, plastic and fabric — describe them with words like hard, soft, bendy and…
Children learn that some materials come from nature — wood from trees, wool from sheep, stone from the ground — and others, like plastic…
Children predict and test which everyday objects float or sink in water, learn that big things do not always sink and that shape can…
Children learn that pushing and pulling can change the shape of some materials — squashing play dough, bending a pipe cleaner, twisting a…
Children learn that materials can change when we bend, squash, stretch or twist them, when we mix them with water, and when they are…
Children learn that many objects are made from more than one material, each chosen for a job — like a pencil with a wooden case and a…
Children learn the difference between waterproof materials that keep water out and absorbent materials that soak water up, choose the…
Children learn that materials can change when we bend, squash, stretch or twist them, when we mix them with water, and when they are…
Children learn that many objects are made from more than one material, each chosen for a job — like a pencil with a wooden case and a…
Children learn the difference between waterproof materials that keep water out and absorbent materials that soak water up, choose the…
Children learn that materials can change when we bend, squash, stretch or twist them, when we mix them with water, and when they are…
Children learn that many objects are made from more than one material, each chosen for a job — like a pencil with a wooden case and a…
Children learn the difference between waterproof materials that keep water out and absorbent materials that soak water up, choose the…
Students learn how solids, liquids and gases behave, then explore how heating and cooling change materials from one state to another —…
Students learn that evaporation is liquid water turning into water vapour, explore how warmth, wind and spreading water out make things…
Students learn that some changes to materials can be reversed, like melting and freezing chocolate, while others make something new and…
Students learn how solids, liquids and gases behave, then explore how heating and cooling change materials from one state to another —…
Students learn that evaporation is liquid water turning into water vapour, explore how warmth, wind and spreading water out make things…
Students learn that some changes to materials can be reversed, like melting and freezing chocolate, while others make something new and…
Students learn how solids, liquids and gases behave, then explore how heating and cooling change materials from one state to another —…
Students learn that evaporation is liquid water turning into water vapor, explore how warmth, wind and spreading water out make things dry…
Students learn that some changes to materials can be reversed, like melting and freezing chocolate, while others make something new and…
Students describe materials by their properties — strong, flexible, waterproof, transparent, absorbent, conductor or insulator — explain…
Students describe materials by their properties — strong, flexible, waterproof, transparent, absorbent, conductor or insulator — explain…
Students describe materials by their properties — strong, flexible, waterproof, transparent, absorbent, conductor or insulator — explain…
Students use the idea that all matter is made of tiny particles to explain why solids keep their shape, liquids flow and take the shape of…
Students use the idea that all matter is made of tiny particles to explain why solids keep their shape, liquids flow and take the shape of…
Students use the idea that all matter is made of tiny particles to explain why solids keep their shape, liquids flow and take the shape of…
A study guide to the particle model of matter: how the arrangement, spacing and movement of particles explain the properties of solids,…
Students calculate density with D = m ÷ V, rearrange the formula to find mass or volume, and measure volume using length × width × height…
Students define material properties such as strength, hardness, flexibility, brittleness, thermal and electrical conductivity and melting…
A study guide to the particle model of matter: how the arrangement, spacing and movement of particles explain the properties of solids,…
Students calculate density with D = m ÷ V, rearrange the formula to find mass or volume, and measure volume using length × width × height…
Students define material properties such as strength, hardness, flexibility, brittleness, thermal and electrical conductivity and melting…
A study guide to the particle model of matter: how the arrangement, spacing and movement of particles explain the properties of solids,…
Students calculate density with D = m ÷ V, rearrange the formula to find mass or volume, and measure volume using length × width × height…
Students define material properties such as strength, hardness, flexibility, brittleness, thermal and electrical conductivity and melting…
