Solid, Liquid, Gas worksheet - Free Printable

Let’s go through each item one by one and decide if it is a solid, liquid, or gas.

Remember:
- Solids keep their shape — you can hold them, they don’t flow.
- Liquids take the shape of their container — they pour and flow.
- Gases spread out to fill space — you usually can’t see them, but you can feel them (like air).

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1. Water → It pours, takes the shape of its cup → Liquid

2. Cube (the toy block) → Hard, keeps its shape → Solid

3. Water vapour → This is steam from the kettle — it floats in the air → Gas

4. Wood → A piece of wood doesn’t change shape unless you cut it → Solid

5. Smoke → Comes from fire, floats away → Gas

6. Milk → Pours into a glass, flows → Liquid

7. Juice → Same as milk — pours, flows → Liquid

8. Ice → Frozen water, hard, holds shape → Solid

9. Brick → Heavy, solid building material → Solid

10. Oxygen → The gas we breathe (in tanks too!) → Gas

11. Air → What we breathe all around us → Gas

12. Rain → Water falling from clouds — still liquid → Liquid

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Final Answer:
water → liquid
cube → solid
water vapour → gas
wood → solid
smoke → gas
milk → liquid
juice → liquid
ice → solid
brick → solid
oxygen → gas
air → gas
rain → liquid