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Characteristics of Liquids Explained

The document is a lesson on the characteristics of liquids, explaining that liquids have a definite volume but no fixed shape, taking the form of their container. It includes guide questions and activities to engage students in understanding the properties and behavior of liquids. The lesson emphasizes the flow of liquids and their response to gravity.
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Characteristics of Liquids Explained

The document is a lesson on the characteristics of liquids, explaining that liquids have a definite volume but no fixed shape, taking the form of their container. It includes guide questions and activities to engage students in understanding the properties and behavior of liquids. The lesson emphasizes the flow of liquids and their response to gravity.
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SCIENCE 3
LESSON 3

CHARACTERISTICS
OF LIQUID
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WHAT IS A LIQUID?
A liquid is the only state with a definite volume but no
fixed shape. It takes the shape of the container it is
poured in but it cannot be compressed. A liquid does not
have specific size or shape, and it only takes the shape
of the container in which it is placed.

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Liquids are special because they flow and can


move around easily. They don’t stay in just one shape
like solids do. Instead, a liquid takes the shape of
whatever container it’s in. So if you pour water into a
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cup, it looks like the shape of the cup. If you pour it into
a bowl, it takes the shape of the bowl!

 Liquids have no fixed shape. If you fill a bottle


with liquid, the liquid will take the shape of the
bottle. Now,
if you

transfer the liquid from the bottle to a glass, the


liquid will change its shape into the shape of the
glass.
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 Liquids have definite volume.


Volume refers to the amount of space
that an object takes up. The amount
of space that a liquid occupies in a
bottle is the same even when you
pour that liquid into the glass.
 Liquids flow from a high level to a
low level. Liquids are affected by gravity
and are heavier than gases. This makes them
flow from a high level to a lower level.

GUIDE QUESTIONS:
1. What happens to the shape of a liquid when you
pour it from one container into another?
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2. What are ways to measure the volume of a liquid?
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3. What is the movement of the water coming from a
faucet?
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4. What are examples of liquids that have sweet taste?
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5. Which of the things that you use every day are


liquids?
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Activity 1
Color the Liquids.
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Activity 2
Look at the pictures. Box the liquid.
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Activity 3
Put a / if the picture is an example of liquid, X if not.
LIQUID OR NOT?
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Activity 4
Draw different types of liquid found in the kitchen. Describe
each in two to three sentences.
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