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Everyday materials
I can say what things are made of.
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Years 1 and 2 · Science
Everyday materials: I can say what things are made of.
Here is a wooden chair.
Here are a key and a bottle.
Each one is an object: a thing we can touch.
Picture: Wooden chair: 1 chair, Key: 1 key and Bottle: 1 plastic bottle.
What is each object made of? That is its material.
The chair and the pencil are made of wood.
The key is metal. The bottle is plastic.
Picture: Sorting into 3 groups: Wood, Metal, Plastic. Wood: Chair, Pencil. Metal: Key. Plastic: Bottle (plastic bottle).
Your turn: What is this coin made of?
Picture: Coin: 1 coin.
Choose one:
- Wood
- Metal
- Plastic
Answer
The answer: Metal
A coin is made of metal.
Words to know
- object:
- A thing we can see and touch.
- material:
- What an object is made of.
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