States of Matter — 2 Poster Set — Properties and Changes of Matter, Solid Liquid Gas Chart — 12x18 Inch | Made in USA

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Product Overview

Bring the science of solids, liquids, and gases to life with this coordinated pair of 12x18 inch educational posters. One poster delivers a detailed Properties and Changes of Matter chart that breaks down how solids keep their shape, liquids take the shape of their container, and gases spread out to fill available space, complete with melting ice examples and a Matter Detective Checklist. The second poster presents a colorful Solid, Liquid, or Gas? visual featuring a friendly cartoon scientist, labeled beakers, and clear examples like ice cubes, water in a cup, and air in a balloon. Together these two posters create a complete, kid-friendly reference set that makes physical science concepts easy to grasp. Proudly printed on durable paper and Made in the USA by PosterEnvy, a family-owned, solar-powered company. Display the set side-by-side in a home study area, classroom corner, or science nook to give young learners a consistent visual they can reference again and again. Ideal for a classroom, home, or office backdrop.

  • This 2-poster set pairs a Properties and Changes of Matter chart with a Solid Liquid Gas visual so students see both the rules and the real-world examples in matching 12x18 inch prints.
  • The first poster walks through solids, liquids, and gases with everyday objects like granite rock, apple slices, building blocks, water, juice, steam, and air bubbles, plus a clear melting ice transformation sequence.
  • The second poster shows a lab-coated scientist pouring liquids and releasing gases while three labeled containers illustrate how each state of matter behaves, reinforced by color-coded example boxes.
  • Both posters feature bright, cartoon-style illustrations and kid-friendly language that turns abstract science standards into memorable visuals for elementary learners.
  • Hang the matching pair together in a home learning space, classroom science station, or study nook to give young scientists a consistent reference they will reach for every day.