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 GROUND
First, A quiet mouth while the teacher is
RULES
still talking. Kindly put your mic on mute
so everybody can hear me.
Second, I want you to have listening ears
so that you won’t miss a single detail
about our lesson.

Third, I want your eyes to only look at

me.
GROUND RULES
Fourth is the hand signal, if you have an
urgent thing to tell me, you have to
raise your hand and please don’t forget
to unmute your mic once you want to
speak.
Lastly, I want you to have a happy
heart for you to enjoy learning and
have fun.
What is the difference between
wood, water and air?
Which form of matter are they
in?
Wood is a solid, water is a liquid
and air is a gas.
Aim
Today, we will find out about the
arrangement of particles in
solids, liquids, and gases.
 August 28, 2020
solid Liquid Gas
 August 26, 2020
solid Liquid Gas

For Solid: Draw circles close to each other so that there is

no space left in between
 August 26, 2020
solid Liquid Gas

For Solid: Draw circles close to each other so that there is

no space left in between
 August 26, 2020
solid Liquid Gas

For Liquid: Draw circles a little far away from each other.
 August 26, 2020
solid Liquid Gas

For Gas: Draw circles a far away from each other.

How did you draw the circles
differently for solids, liquids
and gases?
 August 28, 2020
The circles were stuck close to each other
in solids,
a little farther apart in liquids,

and much farther apart in gases.

What do the circles represent?
The circles represent particles
depend upon their arrangement.
In which arrangement do you think
the circles can move easily?

Type your answer in our chat box.

 August 26, 2020
The circles were stuck close to each other
in solids,
a little farther apart in liquids,

and much farther apart in gases.

Solid
Fixed size and shape
Does not flow
Cannot be compressed easily
Liquid
Fixed quantity but not shape
Flows easily
Compressed very little
Gas
No fixed quantity and shape
Flows easily
Easily compressed
What keeps the particles
closely packed in solid?
The particles have a force of
attraction between them. This
force is maximum in solids, so
the particles are closely packed.