Lesson 1
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This lesson introduces wood as a material that comes from trees. It discusses how wood has observable properties and comes from different types of trees. The lesson explains that wood is processed and transformed by people. It then defines and compares different types of wood, including redwood, pinewood, basswood, particleboard, and plywood, describing their characteristics, colors, textures, and what types of trees they come from.
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1) Wood is a natural material that has been used for centuries for structural and furnishing purposes. It comes in various types that are used for different applications based on their properties.
2) Wood can be classified as softwood or hardwood. Softwoods come from coniferous trees while hardwoods come from deciduous trees. Common softwoods include pine, spruce, cedar, fir and hemlock while common hardwoods include teak, rosewood, oak, mahogany, cherry and walnut.
3) In addition to natural wood, engineered wood which is manufactured from wood fibers, sawdust and adhesives is also widely used today for construction, furniture
Lesson 5
This lesson teaches about sanding wood. Sandpaper comes in various textures from fine to coarse, and is used to change the shape of wood, make its surface smooth, and reduce splinters. When wood is sanded, fine wood particles called sawdust and wood shavings are produced. These particles are used to make particleboard. The lesson instructions have students sand a piece of basswood with sandpaper while wearing safety goggles, then collect the sawdust and shavings produced.
Lesson 2
This lesson introduces students to the properties of wood and how it is used in everyday products. It discusses that wood is commonly found both indoors and outdoors in many forms. The lesson then guides students through an interactive "wood hunt" activity where they identify objects made of only wood, wood combined with other materials, and objects not made of wood. Students are instructed to go on their own wood hunt around their home or classroom to find 5 objects made of wood to learn more about the many uses of this material.
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1) Wood is a natural material that has been used for centuries for structural and furnishing purposes. It comes in various types that are used for different applications based on their properties.
2) Wood can be classified as softwood or hardwood. Softwoods come from coniferous trees while hardwoods come from deciduous trees. Common softwoods include pine, spruce, cedar, fir and hemlock while common hardwoods include teak, rosewood, oak, mahogany, cherry and walnut.
3) In addition to natural wood, engineered wood which is manufactured from wood fibers, sawdust and adhesives is also widely used today for construction, furniture
Lesson 5
This lesson teaches about sanding wood. Sandpaper comes in various textures from fine to coarse, and is used to change the shape of wood, make its surface smooth, and reduce splinters. When wood is sanded, fine wood particles called sawdust and wood shavings are produced. These particles are used to make particleboard. The lesson instructions have students sand a piece of basswood with sandpaper while wearing safety goggles, then collect the sawdust and shavings produced.
Lesson 2
This lesson introduces students to the properties of wood and how it is used in everyday products. It discusses that wood is commonly found both indoors and outdoors in many forms. The lesson then guides students through an interactive "wood hunt" activity where they identify objects made of only wood, wood combined with other materials, and objects not made of wood. Students are instructed to go on their own wood hunt around their home or classroom to find 5 objects made of wood to learn more about the many uses of this material.
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This document provides instructions for making a simple form of plywood, called "sandwich wood", to demonstrate how gluing thin sheets of wood together makes a stronger composite material. It explains that plywood is manufactured by people by gluing thin wood veneers together, not found in nature on "plywood trees". Laminating multiple thin sheets creates a material that is thicker and harder to break than a single sheet. The lesson then provides materials, instructions, and questions for students to follow to make their own sandwich wood and explore how plywood is stronger than its constituent parts.
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220711130082 Srabanti Bag Internet Resources For Natural Science
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Lesson 1
- 1. Lesson 1: Getting to know Wood
- 2. Lesson’s Focus In this lesson, you will learn about: • Wood’s many observable properties • How wood is a resource that comes from many different kinds of trees • How wood is processed and transformed by people
- 3. Question: Where do you think wood comes from?
- 5. How are these two samples alike?
- 6. How are these two samples different?
- 7. Types of Wood Basswood Particleboard Pinewood Plywood Redwood
- 8. Redwood •Dark Red Color •Darkest wood that we will work with •Comes from Redwood Tree
- 9. Pinewood •Light Colored Wood •Smooth and used most often in wood products •Comes from a Pine Tree
- 10. Basswood •Light Colored Wood •Smooth •Looks similar to Pinewood (slightly lights) •Comes from a Linden Tree
- 11. Particleboard •Medium colored wood (but color can vary) •Rough texture •Made from gluing together sawdust shavings
- 12. Plywood •Varies in color •Has a sandwich look to it •Made by gluing thin sheets of wood together to make a thicker, sturdier piece of wood
- 13. Use the Google Doc Form link listed in Week 1 – Day 1 Assignment Folder on Coursesites to answer the questions related to this PowerPoint. You may use the PowerPoint to help you answer the questions.