A logical printable science worksheet to help kids identify things - Free Printable

Let’s go through each puzzle one by one. We’re looking at what happens when you combine two things — like mixing ingredients or changing temperature — and see how matter changes.

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Puzzle 1: Ice + Sun = ?

Ice is frozen water. When the sun shines on ice, it gets warm. Warmth makes ice melt. So ice turns into liquid water.

→ Result: Water

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Puzzle 2: Water + Fire = ?

Fire is hot. If you put water near fire (like boiling it), the water heats up and turns into steam (which is a gas).

→ Result: Steam

*(Note: In real life, too much fire can make water disappear as vapor — that’s evaporation or boiling.)*

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Puzzle 3: Water + Freezer = ?

A freezer is very cold. When you put water in the freezer, it freezes and becomes solid ice.

→ Result: Ice

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Puzzle 4: Steam + Cloud = ?

Steam is hot water vapor. A cloud is made of tiny water droplets or ice crystals floating in the air. When steam rises and cools down, it often joins clouds or forms more clouds. But if we think simply: steam + cloud → they both are related to water in the air. Actually, steam rising can become part of a cloud! Or maybe… when steam meets a cool cloud, it might turn back into water droplets? Hmm.

Wait — let’s think differently. Maybe this is about condensation? Steam (gas) + Cloud (already condensed water) → perhaps nothing new? But that doesn’t fit the pattern.

Actually, look again: all other puzzles show a *change* in state due to adding something.

Steam is gas. Cloud is also mostly water droplets (liquid) or ice (solid). But if you add steam to a cloud… maybe it just makes the cloud bigger? That’s not a state change.

Alternatively — maybe this is tricky. Let’s reverse it: sometimes clouds produce rain. But here it’s steam + cloud.

Wait — perhaps it’s meant to be: steam (hot gas) + cloud (cool) → steam cools and becomes water droplets → which is what clouds are made of. So maybe the result is still “cloud”? But that seems odd.

Another idea: maybe “steam + cloud” means steam rising into the sky and forming a cloud? Then the result would be “cloud”.

But let’s check the pattern:

- Ice + Sun → melts → Water
- Water + Fire → boils → Steam
- Water + Freezer → freezes → Ice
- Steam + Cloud → ???

Hmm. Maybe the last one is different. Perhaps “steam + cloud” leads to rain? Because clouds get heavy with water and release rain.

Or — think scientifically: when warm steam meets cooler air (in a cloud), it condenses into tiny water drops — which is exactly what a cloud is. So maybe the answer is still “cloud”, but that feels redundant.

Wait — maybe it’s “rain”? Because clouds full of water drop rain. And steam adds more moisture.

Actually, let’s simplify for a student level:

In many elementary science lessons:

- Heat turns ice → water → steam
- Cold turns steam → water → ice

So for steam + cloud: cloud is already cooled water vapor. Adding more steam might just make the cloud heavier → leading to rain.

Yes! That makes sense.

→ Result: Rain

*(Because clouds filled with water droplets eventually fall as rain.)*

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Final Answers:

1. Ice + Sun = Water
2. Water + Fire = Steam
3. Water + Freezer = Ice
4. Steam + Cloud = Rain

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Final Answer:
1. Water
2. Steam
3. Ice
4. Rain