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SOLID- LIQUID- GAS Our foldables.

Foldable: finished.

Foldable: Step 1. Fold the paper in half the long way (like a hot dog) fold

Foldable: Step 2. Fold the long piece of paper into thirds. SOLID LIQUID GAS

Foldable: Step 3. Make TWO SHORT CUTS, only on the top level of the foldable, to divided the cover into 3 flaps. SOLID LIQUID GAS

Foldable: finished.

Front of the foldable: Write the word solid on the first flap, liquid on the second flap, and gas on the third flap. SOLID LIQUID GAS

Front of the foldable: Under each word, add a drawing of something in that state. SOLID LIQUID GAS

Research online: solids, liquids, gases. Google: characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases A great site to choose is the one from Purdue: s/character.html s/character.html

Inside the foldable, give information about shape, volume, motion, color, and temperature of water in each state. (Notice – the information is not in the same order as your foldables headings!!!)

Information under EACH FLAP shape, volume, motion, color, temperature of water ``` in each state```

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