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The document discusses different materials and their properties. It notes that some materials, like glass and bricks, are better suited for certain purposes like windows and houses due to their transparent and rigid qualities. It also explains that magnets can attract only metallic objects and lists bending, twisting, stretching and squashing as different ways materials can be shaped or formed. Finally, it distinguishes between natural materials made by nature and manufactured materials made by people, and that heating and cooling can impact some materials' hardness.
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Unit 1
This document discusses the human body. It identifies the three main sections as the head, torso, and limbs. It then lists and defines various body parts like fingers, toes, and internal organs. It explores the different senses and what people can see, smell, taste, touch, and hear. It also examines common human emotions like happy, sad, angry, and worried.
Resumen unit11
The document discusses different electrical appliances like heaters, lamps, washing machines, fans, radios, and fridges that use electricity. It explains that electricity can provide heat, light, sound, and motion. It emphasizes that electricity can be dangerous and lists safety tips like not using electricity near water, with broken cables, or overloading sockets. The document also discusses saving energy by turning off computers, televisions, and lights when not in use. It describes that computers need mains electricity and have parts like monitors, mice. Electricity can come from mains or batteries. Batteries should not be put in mouths and should be recycled. The document contrasts simple and complex machines.
Resumen unit11
This document discusses different electrical appliances and machines that use electricity, including heaters, lamps, washing machines, fans, radios, and fridges. It notes that electricity can provide heat, light, sound, and motion. It emphasizes that electricity can be dangerous and provides safety tips, such as not using electricity near water or with broken cables. The document also discusses computers and their parts like monitors and mice. Finally, it mentions that electricity can come from mains or batteries and encourages recycling batteries instead of throwing them away.
Power materials
This document discusses different materials and their properties. It explains that some materials are better suited for certain purposes than others, like glass being used for windows due to its transparency and bricks being used for houses due to their rigidity. It also covers magnetism, noting that only metal objects are magnetic, and properties of materials like bending, twisting, stretching and squashing. Finally, it distinguishes between natural materials made by nature and manufactured materials made by people.
Power materials
This document discusses different materials and their properties. It explains that windows are made of glass because it is transparent, while houses are made of bricks because they are rigid. It also notes that some objects are magnetic, including those made of metal, and that materials can be natural or manufactured, with some becoming hard when cooled and soft when heated.
Plant life unit 5 2nd year
Plants have leaves, roots, stems, and flowers. The roots take in water from the soil, the leaves take in air and sunlight through photosynthesis, and the stem supports the plant. Flowers produce seeds which allow plants to reproduce. There are many types of plants including trees, bushes, and grass. Trees have thick, hard trunks, bushes have many stems and leaves, and grass is thin and bendy. Plants need water, air, sunlight, soil, and warmth to grow.
Plant life unit 5 2nd year
Plants have leaves, roots, stems, and flowers. The roots take in water from the soil, the leaves take in air and sunlight through photosynthesis. The stem supports the plant structure. Flowers produce seeds which can be dispersed by wind, water, or animals to create new plants. There are many types of plants including trees, bushes, and grass, which differ in their physical structures and growth patterns.
Plant life unit 5 2nd year
Plants have leaves, roots, stems, and sometimes flowers. The roots take in water and nutrients from the soil. The leaves take in air and sunlight through photosynthesis. The stem supports the plant and transports water and nutrients. Flowers produce seeds which are dispersed by wind, animals, or fall from the plant to grow new plants. There are many types of plants including trees, bushes, and grass.
Flashcards
This document lists and describes the major parts and systems of the human body including joints like the ankle and knee, limbs, torso, head, skeleton, muscles, lungs, brain, heart, senses of hearing, sight, touch, taste and smell. It outlines the bones, muscles, organs and sensory systems that make up the physical form.
Food 2nd
We need food and water from different food groups every day to stay healthy and alive. Some important foods are fruits and vegetables which provide vitamins, breads and cereals which give us energy, and meat, fish, and dairy which help with growth. To maintain good health, we should eat five servings of fruits and vegetables per day, drink water, sleep, wash regularly, eat a balanced diet, and brush our teeth. Farmers plant seeds that grow into crops like wheat, which is then processed into flour used to make foods.
Materias
The document discusses different materials like wood, glass, fabric, metal, plastic, and rubber. It provides examples of objects made from these materials, such as a table made of wood, a window made of glass, and scissors made of metal. It also notes that materials have different properties, such as being rough, soft, hard or bendy. The document concludes by explaining the different bins used to recycle paper, plastic/metal, and glass.
Materias
The document discusses different materials such as wood, glass, fabric, metal, plastic, and rubber. It provides examples of objects made from these materials, such as a table made of wood, a window made of glass, and scissors made of metal. The document also notes that materials have different properties like being rough, soft, hard, or bendy. It concludes by explaining the different bins used to recycle paper, plastic/metal, and glass.
The sun presentation
The document discusses the sun and its role in providing light and heat to Earth during the day, as well as how it influences the seasons. It notes that the sun is a star that gives off heat and light, allowing humans and some animals to be active during the day while others sleep at night. The Earth revolves around the sun, causing the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter each year as the sun's position changes.
Powerpoint landscapes
This document describes different types of landscapes and features found in landscapes. It distinguishes between natural features like mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, seaweed and seas, and man-made features like houses, parks and roads. It also lists some living things commonly found in the sea like dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish and crabs. Beach safety flags are explained with green meaning it's safe to enter the sea, red meaning entry is prohibited, and yellow requiring caution.
Powerpoint landscapes
The document discusses different types of landscapes including mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, and seas. It notes that mountains, rivers, and plants are natural features of landscapes, while houses, parks, and roads are man-made features. The document also discusses various animals that live in the sea, such as dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish, and crabs. Beach safety flags are mentioned, with green meaning it's safe to enter the water, red meaning entry is prohibited, and yellow requiring caution.
Powerpoint landscapes
This document discusses different types of landscapes and features found in nature and those made by humans. It describes natural landscapes like mountains, lakes, forests, plains, cliffs, sand, and seaweed. It also mentions man-made features such as houses, parks, and roads. The document further explains that mountains, rivers, and plants are natural features of the landscape, while houses, parks, and roads are man-made. It lists several sea creatures that live in the ocean, including dolphins, octopuses, fish, starfish, jellyfish, and crabs. Finally, it introduces different colored flags and their meanings regarding safety for entering the sea.
Water and air power point
The document discusses the importance of water and air for living things like people, animals, and plants. It notes that water can be found in lakes, seas, rivers, waterfalls, ice, rain, and snow. The document also describes different weather conditions related to air like sunny, raining, cloudy, windy, snowing, storming, and foggy.
Water and air power point
The document discusses the importance of water for living things like people, animals, and plants. It notes that water can be found in seas, rivers, waterfalls, ice, rain, snow, and is used for swimming, drinking, washing, and watering. The document also states that water has no color, smell or taste and is needed along with air. It describes different weather conditions like sunny, raining, cloudy, windy, snowing, storming, and foggy.
Water and air power point
The document discusses the importance of water for living things like people, animals, and plants. It notes that water is found in rivers, lakes, and oceans and has no color, smell, or taste. Water is needed for activities like swimming, drinking, washing, and watering plants. The weather can be sunny, rainy, cloudy, windy, snowy, stormy, or foggy.
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Power materials
- 1. UNIT 9
- 20. Some materials are better for a purpose than others.
- 21. Windows are made of glass because glass is transparent.
- 22. Houses are made from bricks because bricks are rigid.
- 23. Magnetism
- 24. Some objects are attracted to magnets. These objects are magnetic.
- 25. Only objects made from metal are magnetic.
- 27. Bend
- 32. Natural materials are made by nature.
- 33. Manufactured materials are made by people.
- 34. Many materials become hard when cooled and soft when heated.