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- natural
- processed
- cardboard
- cans
- milk cartons
- brown paper bags
- egg cartons
- bubble wrap
- plastic
- paper
- envelopes
- plastic bags
- metal
- boxes

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What is the package made of? Are the materials natural or processed? What makes you think that?

Were the materials used to make the package effective in delivering the contents safely?

What happened to the contents of the package?

Why might this have happened?

Are there other factors that made the package ineffective? (For example, the design or shape of the package.)

What features would the package have needed to be successful in transporting the contents intact?

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What do you need to do?
What do you need to find out?

For example, students might need to find out about properties of materials and how they are used to make packages, and the characteristics that make a package effective.

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Why do we use a word wall?
We use a word wall to record words we know or learn about a topic. We display the word wallin the classroom so that we can look up words we are learning about and see how they are spelled.

What does a word wall include?
A word wall includes a topic title or picture and words that we have seen or heard about the topic.