The document lists common materials like wood, plastic, glass, metal, paper and fabric. It describes materials as either natural or artificial and lists properties such as hard, elastic, brittle, transparent and impermeable. Examples are then given to illustrate using questions about the material and its properties to guess three objects: a guitar made of hard, natural wood; a water bottle made of transparent, impermeable plastic; and a hat made of soft fabric.

1. What Is It Made Of?

2. Wood

3. Plastic

4. Glass

5. Metal

6. Paper

7. Fabric

8. Words to describe materials:
Natural Artificial

9. Words to describe materials:
- Hard
- Elastic
- Brittle
- Transparent
- Impermeable
- Soft
“It’s made of ______________________.”
“It’s made of a natural material.”
“It’s made of an artificial material.”
“It’s (hard/elastic/brittle/soft/impermeable/transparent).

10. 1)
It’s made of a natural material.
It’s made of wood.
It’s hard.
You use it to make music.

11. It’s a guitar!

12. 2)
It’s made of an artificial material.
It’s made of plastic.
It’s transparent and impermeable.
You use it to drink water.

13. It’s a water bottle!

14. 3)
It’s made of a natural material.
It’s made of fabric.
It’s soft.
You use it to keep your head warm.

15. It’s a hat!

16. “It’s made of ______________________.”
“It’s made of a natural material.”
OR
“It’s made of an artificial material.”
“It’s (hard/elastic/brittle/soft/impermeable/transparent).