• Types of Matter
• Solids
• Liquids
• Gases

Quick Question: Ever wondered why your metal spoon feels colder than the room temperature or why your wooden table doesn't heat up as quickly under the summer sun? Let's dive into the reasons!

• Energy Conductors
• Some materials are great party hosts for energy, letting it flow easily. They're called good conductors. (e.g., metals like silver and copper).
• Others are like those party-poopers who block the fun and don't let energy pass smoothly. We call them poor conductors or insulators. (e.g., wood, plastic).
• Thermal Energy Transfer Rates
• Ever noticed how a metal rod heats up way quicker than a thick wooden log? That's because different materials transfer heat at different speeds and styles.