Water (just the normal stuff that usually falls from the sky.) Is a liquid form of matter where the atoms move not that fast or not that slow.
If you want to turn water into ice then you need to have a temperature about 0 degrees c.
The atoms inside the water slow down and get closer when they get colder, and they speed up and go further apart when they get hotter.
Here are a few examples of frozen atoms:
Hail, ice blocks, snow, and dry ice.

So there you have it, water can be turned in to ice. Just remember that the atoms slow down when clod and speed up when hot.
This is a great explanation, Ruby. You've started with a good introduction and your paragraphs are well structured with your key points.
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Nice job.
Hi Mr Herring, thanks for the feedback, I really enjoy getting comments and feedback. I will add a picture soon. But I don't know what kind of picture to add???
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