The three main states of matter are solid, liquid and gas. The atoms in a solid are tightly stuck together. A car and a hammer are both examples of solids. The atoms in a liquid take the shape of it’s container and are loose but still together. Water is a liquid. The atoms in a gas move around freely and in different directions. Helium, oxygen and nitrogen are all gases. There is also gas inside a hot air balloon.
This is a record of my time at Pt England School in Auckland, New Zealand.
Talofa Lava Justus!
ReplyDeleteI'm Mark, one of the teachers working on the Summer Learning Journey that you were signed up for at the end of the year. I know you haven't started yet, but I just thought I would use this chance to invite you to join in with your classmates sometime soon.
The best thing about the programme is that you can start whenever you like and choose whichever activities you like. Other good things include a huge amount of activities and people from all over the world commenting. If you're into travel and are curious about the world outside of NZ, then this programme is going to be really cool for you.
Whether you decide to join in or not, I wish you all the best for the New Year! Have a great holiday and kia kaha
Mark