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"Forms of Water & Changes of State". Based on the image description, here's how to solve and explain the task:
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🔍 Worksheet Overview
This is a
fill-in-the-blank activity that teaches students about:
- The
three states of water: solid (ice), liquid (water), gas (steam).
- The
changes of state between them: melting, freezing, evaporation, condensation.
The worksheet includes:
- A
word bank with terms: *Boiling, Freezing, Condensation, Melting*.
- Diagrams showing transitions between states.
- Visuals: ice cubes, a puddle of water, and steam from a kettle.
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🧩 Step-by-Step Solution
#### 1.
Identify the States of Water
From the visuals:
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Left side: Ice cubes →
Solid
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Middle: Puddle →
Liquid
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Right side: Steam rising from kettle →
Gas (Steam)
So:
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Top box (left): Ice
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Middle box: Water
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Top box (right): Steam
#### 2.
Determine the Changes of State
Use arrows and word bank to label what happens between each stage.
##### 🔁 From
Ice → Water
- Change:
Melting
- Definition: Solid turns into liquid when heated.
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✔ Fill in:
Melting
##### 🔁 From
Water → Steam
- Change:
Boiling
- Definition: Liquid turns into gas when heated to boiling point.
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✔ Fill in:
Boiling
##### 🔁 From
Steam → Water
- Change:
Condensation
- Definition: Gas turns into liquid when cooled.
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✔ Fill in:
Condensation
##### 🔁 From
Water → Ice
- Change:
Freezing
- Definition: Liquid turns into solid when cooled.
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✔ Fill in:
Freezing
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✔ Final Answer Layout
| Diagram | State of Water | Change of State |
|--------|----------------|------------------|
| ❄️ Ice cubes |
Ice | →
Melting → |
| 💧 Puddle |
Water | →
Boiling → |
| ☁️ Steam |
Steam | ←
Condensation ← |
| (Back to water) |
Water | ←
Freezing ← |
>
Note: The arrows show direction. So:
> -
Ice → Water: Melting
> -
Water → Steam: Boiling
> -
Steam → Water: Condensation
> -
Water → Ice: Freezing
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📝 Explanation for Students
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Melting: Ice melts into water when heat is added.
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Boiling: Water boils into steam when it reaches 100°C.
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Condensation: Steam cools and becomes water droplets (like dew or fog).
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Freezing: Water turns into ice when cooled below 0°C.
These changes are
physical changes, meaning no new substance is formed — just a change in state.
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✔ Completed Worksheet (Text Version)
```
Name: _______________ Date: ___________
SCIENCE WORKSHEET: FORMS OF WATER & CHANGES OF STATE
Word Bank: Boiling, Freezing, Condensation, Melting
Which change of state? Boiling Freezing Condensation Melting
What form of water? Ice Water Steam
[Diagram: Ice] → [Diagram: Water] → [Diagram: Steam]
Melting Boiling
↓ ↓
[Diagram: Water] ← [Diagram: Steam]
Freezing Condensation
```
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