How to Explore States of Matter in Real Life with VergeTAB

Xceptional Learning11 Nov, 2025Education

Science isn’t just found in laboratories or textbooks—it’s connected to our daily lives. When children hold a toy, drink a glass of water, or watch a balloon float, they are actually interacting with the states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases. For young learners, especially those in special education, understanding these concepts requires more than memorizing definitions. They need hands-on experiences, relatable stories, and interactive tools that make abstract science concrete.