The document discusses where different materials come from and what common objects are made of. It describes that materials can come from plants, animals, or minerals. Examples given include cotton and wool from animals, wood from plants, and oil, gold, and glass from minerals. Everyday objects like t-shirts, bottles, toys, chairs, and books are then listed along with what material they are typically made of, such as cotton, glass, plastic, wood, and paper. The document also contains questions about the materials specific objects are made of, such as rulers, pencils, notebooks, and eyeglasses.

1. Unit 5:
So many materials!
Teacher Mª José

2. Where do materials come from?
wood silk wool
oil cotton gold

3. Plant
origin
Animal
origin
Mineral
origin
wood silk oil
cotton wool gold

4. Where do materials come from?

5. T-shirt
bottle
Toy
chair
book
scissors

6. What is it made of?
• What is the t-shirt made of?
The t-shirt is made of cotton.
• What is the bottle made of?
The bottle is made of glass.
• What is the toy made of?
The toy is made of plastic.

7. What is it made of?
• What is the chair made of?
The chair is made of wood.
• What is the book made of?
The book is made of paper.
• What are the scissors made of?
The scissors are made of metal.

8. What are these objects made of?
eyeglasses
Pencil Notebook
sharpener
Ruler
socks

9. • What is the ruler
made of?
It is made of plastic.
• What is the pencil
made of?
It is made of wood.
What is the
notebook
made of?
It is made of
paper.
What is the
sharpener made of?
It is made of metal.
• What are the
eyeglasses made of?
they are made of metal
and glass.
What are the socks
made of?
they are made
of cotton.

10. Circle shaped

11. Square shaped

12. Red triangle

13. Blue rectangle

14. clock
television
window
Traffic sign

15. computer
triangle
plate
sign

16. The doll is hard
The teddy bear
is soft.

17. The scourer is
rough.
The sponge is
smooth.

18. The pen is
rigid.
The piece of
paper is
Flexible.

19. To play tennis

20. To play the guitar

21. To play basketball

22. To ride a bike

23. To drink water

24. To cover my body

25. The three states of the matter
Solid Liquid Gas
Ice water Steam