Matter
2.3 The student will investigate and understand that matter can exist in different phases. Key ideas include
a.) matter has mass and takes up space;
b.) solids, liquids, and gases have different characteristics; and
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Matter has mass and takes up space.
Matter has mass and takes up space.
Three states of matter,
solid, liquid and gas.
Three states of matter,
solid, liquid and gas.
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Solids, they keep their shape.
Solids, they keep their shape.
Particles are packed tightly in solids, vibrating.
Particles are packed tightly in solids, vibrating.
Liquids, take the shape of its container.
Liquids, take the shape of its container.
Particles are spread out a little, sliding past each other.
Particles are spread out a little, sliding past each other.
In gases, the shape will change with its container.
In gases, the volume will change with its container.
Particles are spread out and move very quickly.
Particles are spread out and move very quickly.
[chorus]
Matter has mass and takes up space.
Matter has mass and takes up space.
Three states of matter,
solid, liquid and gas.
Three states of matter,
solid, liquid and gas.
Benjamin Franklin
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Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
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Benjamin Franklin invented bifocals
Bifocals or glasses, if you don’t know
Benjamin wanted to prove that lightning is electricity
So Benjamin conducted a famous kite experiment with a key
Benjamin helped to start America’s first library
He helped to put streetlights and paved roads in Philadelphia, the city
The Declaration of Independence was partly written by Benjamin
Benjamin also signed the United States Constitution
Benjamin Franklin was a scientist and an inventor
Benjamin Franklin was a writer and a leader
Benjamin Franklin’s face is on the hundred bill I spent
What Benjamin Franklin was not? He was not President
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Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin