The document discusses different types of materials including natural materials like wood, cotton, leather and wool which are found in nature as well as manufactured materials such as paper, bricks, plastic, glass and metal that are created. It covers properties of materials such as being transparent or opaque, rigid or bendy, elastic, rough or smooth, hard or soft, and whether they float or sink. Recycling instructions are provided for paper, plastic, glass and rubbish. Physical and chemical changes in materials are also mentioned.

1. MATERIALS 2015
CEIP MARE NOSTRUM

2. There are many materials

3. Natural materials are found in nature

4. Wood is a natural material
wood

5. Cotton is a natural material
COTTON

6. Leather is a natural material
LEATHER

7. Wool is a natural material
WOOL

8. Manufactured materials are created

9. Paper is a manufactured material
 Paper comes from wood

10. Bricks are a manufactured material

11. Plastic is a manufactured material

12. Glass is a manufactured material

13. Metal is a manufactured material

14. Materials can be transparent or opaque
Transparent vs Opaque

15. Rigid vs Bendy
Materials can be rigid or bendy

16. Some materials are elastic
Elastic

17. Materials can be rough or smooth
Rough vs Smooth

18. Materials can be hard or soft
Hard vs Soft

19. Some materials can float

20. Some materials sink

21. Put paperand card inthe blue bin.

22. Put plastic in the yellow bin.

23. Put glassin the green bin.

24. Put rubbish in the green bin.

25. Materials change

26. There are physical changes

27. And chemical changes