Let’s solve this Grade 1 Science worksheet step by step.
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🎯 Task:
> Circle the liquids.
> Draw a box around solids.
> Name a liquid that turns into a solid when it gets cold.
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## 🔍 Step 1: Understand the difference between solids and liquids
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Liquids: They flow and take the shape of whatever container they are in.
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Solids: They have their own shape and do not flow.
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## 🖼️ Step 2: Identify each item in the image
We’ll go row by row:
Row 1:
1.
Milk bottle → Milk is a
liquid (even though it’s in a bottle, the milk itself flows).
2.
Banana → A fruit — it’s a
solid.
3.
Glass of juice with straw → Juice is a
liquid.
✔ So:
→ Circle:
Milk bottle and
Juice glass
→ Box:
Banana
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Row 2:
4.
Rose flower → Plant matter —
solid
5.
Water bottle → The water inside is a
liquid (even if the bottle is plastic, we’re looking at what’s inside or the substance shown)
6.
Flashlight → Made of metal/plastic —
solid
✔ So:
→ Circle:
Water bottle (the water inside)
→ Box:
Rose and
Flashlight
> 💡 Note: For young learners, even if the water is in a bottle, we still consider “water” as the liquid. The worksheet focuses on the *substance*, not the container.
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Row 3:
7.
Perfume bottle → Perfume is a
liquid
8.
Guitar → Musical instrument —
solid
9.
Wooden chair → Furniture —
solid
✔ So:
→ Circle:
Perfume bottle
→ Box:
Guitar and
Chair
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✔ Final Answer for Circling and Boxing:
Circle (liquids):
- Milk bottle
- Juice glass
- Water bottle
- Perfume bottle
Box (solids):
- Banana
- Rose
- Flashlight
- Guitar
- Chair
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## ❄️ Step 3: Name a liquid that turns into a solid when it gets cold
This is asking for an example of
freezing — when a liquid becomes a solid due to cold temperature.
The most common and simple answer for Grade 1 is:
>
Water
When water gets cold enough (below 0°C / 32°F), it turns into
ice, which is a solid.
✔ Answer: Water
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## 🧠 Why this works for Grade 1:
- Simple, everyday examples
- Reinforces observation skills
- Introduces states of matter (solid vs. liquid) and change of state (freezing)
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## ✏️ Completed Worksheet Summary:
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Circled (liquids): Milk, Juice, Water, Perfume
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Boxed (solids): Banana, Rose, Flashlight, Guitar, Chair
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Liquid that turns to solid when cold:
Water
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✔ Final Answer Box:
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Water
*(You can also accept “juice” or “milk” if frozen — but “water” is the most classic and correct scientific answer for this level.)*
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of solids and liquids worksheet.
