Same Use, Different Materials (Year 2)

Author: Lucy Scott

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Use this PowerPoint to teach children about the properties of different materials and how they can be used for the same thing. It uses spoons and cups as examples of objects that can be made from different materials. Children will look at the pros and cons of using glass, paper, plastic and wood based on their properties.

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