2nd Grade Solids Interactive Videos

Explore the intriguing nature of matter by examining the characteristics and behaviors of its three primary states: solids, liquids, and gases. Understand physical science principles by distinguishing between different states and recognizing processes such as freezing and evaporation. Gain insight into unique materials like oobleck and plasma, enhancing knowledge of matter's diverse properties and transitions.

Investigate the differences between solids, liquids, and gases through engaging questions and a hands-on experiment. Understand particle behavior and arrangement to master concepts such as compressibility and fluidity across the states of matter.

Investigate the various phases of matter and the processes such as melting, freezing, and condensation that drive changes in state. Gain an understanding of the energy dynamics and particle behavior associated with each state, deepening knowledge of fundamental physical science concepts.

Explore the fundamental characteristics of matter by examining the unique properties of solids, liquids, and gases. Gain insights into how matter occupies space and undergoes changes in state, enhancing comprehension of key physical science concepts.

Explore the principles of matter by examining the three fundamental states: solid, liquid, and gas. Gain understanding of the molecular arrangement and behavior associated with each state, enhancing the ability to differentiate how matter interacts across various environments.

Explore the fundamental concepts of density through practical examples related to solids' properties. Understand how to calculate density and distinguish between different material properties, enhancing analytical skills in physical science applications.

Explore the fundamental properties of matter by examining the states of solid, liquid, and gas, along with their distinct behaviors and characteristics. Gain insights into how these states interact with energy and understand the processes involved in state transitions. This study enhances comprehension of matter's dynamic nature and the principles governing these changes.