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States of Matter Sort

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Read the story and put the cards in the order of how the state of matter changed.

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Read the story and put the cards in the order of how the state of matter changed.

by Rebecca Henry
1

On a hot day, the ice in a cup began to melt into water. As it got even warmer, the water turned into steam and floated away.

2

On a cold day, steam from a hot drink cooled down into little drops of water. The water then froze into ice cubes when the temperature dropped even more.

3

A puddle of water froze into ice when the night was cold. The next morning, the ice began to melt into water again as the sun warmed it up. It warmed up so much that it turned into steam and floated away.

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