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2nd Grade Solids Liquids and Matter Review

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Explore solids, liquids, observable properties, changes from heating and cooling, and ways materials are used in this 2nd grade science game. This is a Grade 2 Science review game in a Jeopardy-style format: a teacher puts the board on one screen, teams pick clues by point value, and the class answers out loud — no student devices or accounts needed. Categories: Matter Basics, Solids, Liquids, Heating & Cooling, Material Choices.

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  • Matter Basics

    What is matter?

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    anything that takes up space and has mass

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  • Solids

    Does a solid keep its own shape?

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    yes

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  • Liquids

    Does a liquid take the shape of its container?

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    yes

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  • Heating & Cooling

    What happens to ice when it gets warm enough?

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    it melts

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  • Material Choices

    Why might glass be used for a window?

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    it can be transparent

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Matter Basics

$100 — What is matter?
anything that takes up space and has mass
$200 — Is a rock matter?
yes
$300 — Is water matter?
yes
$400 — Can matter have different properties?
yes
$500 — What are two common states of matter studied in 2nd grade?
solids and liquids

Solids

$100 — Does a solid keep its own shape?
yes
$200 — Is a wooden block a solid or liquid?
solid
$300 — Is an ice cube a solid or liquid?
solid
$400 — Can solids have different textures?
yes
$500 — Name one property you can observe in a solid.
color

Liquids

$100 — Does a liquid take the shape of its container?
yes
$200 — Is milk a solid or liquid?
liquid
$300 — Can you pour a liquid?
yes
$400 — Does water keep the exact shape of a cup after being poured into a bowl?
no
$500 — Name one liquid people commonly drink.
water

Heating & Cooling

$100 — What happens to ice when it gets warm enough?
it melts
$200 — What happens to liquid water when it gets cold enough?
it freezes
$300 — Is melting caused by heating or cooling?
heating
$400 — Is freezing caused by heating or cooling?
cooling
$500 — Can some changes in matter be reversed?
yes

Material Choices

$100 — Why might glass be used for a window?
it can be transparent
$200 — Why might metal be used for a spoon?
it is strong and keeps its shape
$300 — Why is soft fabric useful for a blanket?
it is flexible and comfortable
$400 — Why might rubber be used for rain boots?
it resists water
$500 — Do different materials have properties that make them useful for different jobs?
yes

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