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Child one-tin foil will get hot because its metal.
Child two-kitchen roll will get hot through because its thin.
Child three-china will be best because it keeps the food warm.
Child four-plastic could melt and get hot.
Child five-bubble wrap will stay cool because its thicker.

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The children tested the original temperature of the porridge then placed it on each of the materials and waited for 10 minutes to check the temperature of the actual materials under the porridge to see if they absorbed (conducted) the heat or not

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Child one-china and plastic will be waterproof because they smooth.
Child two-tin foil will be waterproof because it doesn't have any holes in it.
Child three-plastic, cling film and china will be waterproof.
Child four-kitchen roll will not be waterproof.
Child five-plastic will be waterproof because of water bottles.

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The children were shown 7 different materials and had to identify them through a matching up worksheet.

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The children were given a worksheet with a list properties of materials. They had to identify which material had each property. Any key words that the children didn't understand were explained to them in simple terms, e.g. clear means that it has no colour or you can see through it.

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Tested weather the materials were waterproof by pouring one teaspoon of water over them and observed to see which materials absorbed or leaked water and which materials let the water run off as those ones were the materials that were waterproof.

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Child one-plastic holds its shape on its own because its hard.
Child two-tin foil will keep the shape because you can mould it.
Child three-china is hard so will stay as a bowl.
Child four-kitchen roll is soft so will not keep the shape.
Child five-cling film sticks to things so will keep the shape.

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In this experiment the children moulded as best as they could the material to a bowl and then removed the bowl waited 10 seconds to observe whether the material had held the shape or not.

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Cardboard, Cling film, Kitchen roll and Bubblewrap

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Cardboard, Cling film, Kitchen roll and Bubblewrap

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The table shown on the worksheet shows that 5 of the materials are fully waterproof and would be appropriate to make a waterproof item.

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This table shows that the most heatproof material used in this test was the china bowl, therefore this would be most effective for Goldilocks.

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The table of evidence gathered shows that 4 materials held the shape of the bowl and therefore making them appropriate for this test.

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China, plastic and foil were all waterproof and could hold their own shape so could have been the potential material for Goldilocks bowl. However, in the heatproof test the children realised that tin foil would not be an appropriate material as it stayed too hot to touch at 38.4 Degrees C. Where as the china material stay cool enough to touch at 21.4 Degrees C which would make this material appropriate for a bowl. Also the plastic material was only slightly warmer at 23.7 Degrees C which could also make it an appropriate material to use.