The document outlines the process of making paper from grass, which involves several steps including collecting, crushing, digesting with caustic soda, washing, bleaching, and forming the final paper. Each step includes physical or chemical changes to transform the grass into paper. The methods used employ basic tools like scissors, mortars, beakers, and heat sources.

1. By James GowMAKING PAPER FROM GRASS

2. Step 1 CollectingWhen we collected the grass we went outside on the oval and cut them of with scissors.PHYSICAL CHANGE

3. Step 2 Crushing the GrassAfter we collected the grass we crushed it using a mortar and pestlePHYSICAL CHANGE

4. Step 3 DigestingOur next step was to put the grass in a beaker and pour caustic soda in it and leave it over night.CHEMICAL CHANGE

5. Step 4 WashingWhen we were washing the grass after the digesting we had to pour the grass and caustic soda over the gauze mat and put the grass back in and wash it and do it about 4-6 times.PHYSICAL CHANGE

6. Step 5 BleachingWhen we bleached the grass we poured it over the grass in the beaker and then put it on a tripod and put a Bunsen burner under it and heated it until it was not quite boiled. CHEMICAL CHANGE

7. Step 6 Forming PaperWe got a paper towel and a cardboard sheet and put the grass on the paper towel and push the cardboard onto the paper towel.PHYSICAL CHANGE