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Play the above quiz to sort materials. Create a poster to share about the materials observed in the quiz and write its uses. You can also write about whether the material is natural or man-made.

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Quiz - A series of multiple choice questions. Tap the correct answer to proceed.

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Record a scientific experiment about any of the properties (matter has 3 states /solids have definite shape, liquids take up the shape of container / matter takes up space and has weight ) learned so far. You can record your video and share the same, or the experiment can be shared in class.

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Create a scrapbook of different materials around us and share their sources. Categorize materials into natural/man-made materials and mention their uses.

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Identify the different materials that you can spot in the room. Share the reasons for using those materials. Mention their sources and whether they are natural or man-made materials.
You can also write about where else those materials are used.

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Attempt the attached sheet

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Create any art piece/showpiece with natural/man made materials. Label the materials and mention their sources.
You can also mention 2 other uses of the materials.

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I have used,hibiscus flower, stem,leaf and marigold flower.

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Leaf Tracing

I made it with leaves that I found in the park.
I made this art using natural and man made materials.
Leaf is natural and crayons are man made.
Crayon is made with paraffin wax and color pigment. The paraffin wax is melted and mixed together with color pigments.

The paraffin wax is natural but the process of making crayons is man made.

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Let’s see how we can see the three states of matter. My video will help you understand how we can see all three different states of matter.