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1st Grade Solids, Liquids and Gases worksheets

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Solids, Liquids and Gases

Grade 1 Science Worksheet

NameDate

Circle solid, liquid or gas.

  1. a book

    • solid
    • liquid
    • gas
  2. juice

    • solid
    • liquid
    • gas
  3. the air in a ball

    • solid
    • liquid
    • gas
  4. soup

    • solid
    • liquid
    • gas
  5. a shoe

    • solid
    • liquid
    • gas
  6. a chair

    • solid
    • liquid
    • gas
  7. paint

    • solid
    • liquid
    • gas
  8. the air in a balloon

    • solid
    • liquid
    • gas
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About this worksheet

Matter comes in three main forms. A solid, such as a rock or a book, keeps its own shape. A liquid, such as water or milk, flows and takes the shape of its container. A gas, such as air or steam, spreads out to fill whatever space it is in, and you often cannot see it. On this grade 1 worksheet each line names one thing, and your child circles solid, liquid or gas.

Every sheet has three solids, three liquids and two gases, in a mixed order. Ask your child to pour water into different cups and watch it change shape, then do the same with a block, to see the difference for themselves.

What your child will learn

  • Tell a solid, a liquid and a gas apart
  • Know that a solid keeps its shape
  • Know that a liquid pours and a gas spreads out
  • Name everyday examples of each

NGSS standard: 2-PS1-1

Worked example

Milk pours and takes the shape of the glass, so it is a liquid. A rock keeps its shape, so it is a solid.

Common mistake

Calling air nothing, or calling a gas a liquid because it moves.

Helpful hint

Does it keep its shape, pour, or spread out to fill the space?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with solids, liquids and gases?

Calling air nothing, or calling a gas a liquid because it moves.

How can I help my child with solids, liquids and gases?

Does it keep its shape, pour, or spread out to fill the space?

Are these 1st grade science worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions on this page are free to download and print, with no account needed.

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