How does science work?

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How does science work?Versión en línea Guess the words por María José Casciaro A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z Contains A To stay on top of water or another liquid without sinking. Starts with B To heat a liquid, like water or milk, until it gets so hot that it starts to bubble and turns into steam. Starts with C It is when water vapor cools down and turns back into liquid water. Starts with D Information we collect to learn or understand something. Starts with E It's when water turns into a gas and goes into the air. Starts with F To make something very cold until it becomes solid. Starts with G It's a state of matter that you can't always see, but it spreads out to fill any space. Contains H It's a form or outline of something- what it looks like on the outside. Contains I To put things together so that they become one thing. Starts with J A drink made by squeezing fruits or vegetables. Starts with L A state of matter that flows and takes the shape of its container. Starts with M A tool that makes small things look bigger so that we can see them more clearly. Contains N Making something different from what it was before. Contains O Pieces of clothing that you wear on your hands to keep them warm or protect them. Starts with P To make a liquid flow from one container to another. Starts with Q Something we ask when we want to learn ofr find out more about how things work in the world. Contains R Something that very few people know. Starts with S To go down to the bottom of something, like water, because it's heavier than water or doesn't float. Contains T It is water in the form of a gas that we can see when it rises from something hot, like a boiling kettle. Contains U It's made out of glass or plastic. Used in experiments to hold, mix or heat liquids. Contains V To look at something carefully to learn more about it. Contains X A test we do to learn something or to see what happens when we try something new. Contains Y It's a smart guess about what you think will happen in an experiment. Contains Z How big or small something is

How does science work?Versión en línea

Guess the words

por María José Casciaro

Contains A

To stay on top of water or another liquid without sinking.

Starts with B

To heat a liquid, like water or milk, until it gets so hot that it starts to bubble and turns into steam.

Starts with C

It is when water vapor cools down and turns back into liquid water.

Starts with D

Information we collect to learn or understand something.

Starts with E

It's when water turns into a gas and goes into the air.

Starts with F

To make something very cold until it becomes solid.

Starts with G

It's a state of matter that you can't always see, but it spreads out to fill any space.

Contains H

It's a form or outline of something- what it looks like on the outside.

Contains I

To put things together so that they become one thing.

Starts with J

A drink made by squeezing fruits or vegetables.

Starts with L

A state of matter that flows and takes the shape of its container.

Starts with M

A tool that makes small things look bigger so that we can see them more clearly.

Contains N

Making something different from what it was before.

Contains O

Pieces of clothing that you wear on your hands to keep them warm or protect them.

Starts with P

To make a liquid flow from one container to another.

Starts with Q

Something we ask when we want to learn ofr find out more about how things work in the world.

Contains R

Something that very few people know.

Starts with S

To go down to the bottom of something, like water, because it's heavier than water or doesn't float.

Contains T

It is water in the form of a gas that we can see when it rises from something hot, like a boiling kettle.

Contains U

It's made out of glass or plastic. Used in experiments to hold, mix or heat liquids.

Contains V

To look at something carefully to learn more about it.

Contains X

A test we do to learn something or to see what happens when we try something new.

Contains Y

It's a smart guess about what you think will happen in an experiment.

Contains Z

How big or small something is

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How does science work?Versión en línea

por María José Casciaro

Contains A

To stay on top of water or another liquid without sinking.

Starts with B

To heat a liquid, like water or milk, until it gets so hot that it starts to bubble and turns into steam.

Starts with C

It is when water vapor cools down and turns back into liquid water.

Starts with D

Information we collect to learn or understand something.

Starts with E

It's when water turns into a gas and goes into the air.

Starts with F

To make something very cold until it becomes solid.

Starts with G

It's a state of matter that you can't always see, but it spreads out to fill any space.

Contains H

It's a form or outline of something- what it looks like on the outside.

Contains I

To put things together so that they become one thing.

Starts with J

A drink made by squeezing fruits or vegetables.

Starts with L

A state of matter that flows and takes the shape of its container.

Starts with M

A tool that makes small things look bigger so that we can see them more clearly.

Contains N

Making something different from what it was before.

Contains O

Pieces of clothing that you wear on your hands to keep them warm or protect them.

Starts with P

To make a liquid flow from one container to another.

Starts with Q

Something we ask when we want to learn ofr find out more about how things work in the world.

Contains R

Something that very few people know.

Starts with S

To go down to the bottom of something, like water, because it's heavier than water or doesn't float.

Contains T

It is water in the form of a gas that we can see when it rises from something hot, like a boiling kettle.

Contains U

It's made out of glass or plastic. Used in experiments to hold, mix or heat liquids.

Contains V

To look at something carefully to learn more about it.

Contains X

A test we do to learn something or to see what happens when we try something new.

Contains Y

It's a smart guess about what you think will happen in an experiment.

Contains Z

How big or small something is