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Subido el 31 de marzo de 2020 por Beatriz C.

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Hello class, it's your teacher Shaila here. Today we will be working on our new unit, Unit 5, and the topic is matter and materials. 00:00:00
So these are all different objects and a material is something that we use, humans use to make things and help us with our lives. 00:00:14
okay so let's begin and turn to page 78 in your natural science book natural materials come from 00:00:30
plants animals or the ground we find them in nature these materials can be made by humans 00:00:44
Cotton, wood, wool, and stone are natural materials. 00:00:55
Cotton and wood come from plants, wool comes from an animal, and stone comes from the ground. 00:01:03
So natural materials can be found in mountains, in the soil. 00:01:13
It can be found from animals, such as sheep, or llama, or pig, or many other animals, or the ground, which will be soil, such as where plants grow. 00:01:22
So let's begin with activity one. 00:01:42
Listen, stick, and write the materials. 00:01:46
so you will listen to me and please because we do not have stickers please 00:01:50
copy what I have drawn for each space in each box so first we have cotton draw 00:01:57
the cotton and write please in calligraphy cotton next we have wood 00:02:08
Please draw a rectangle to draw wood that comes from trees. Next we have wool. 00:02:17
Please draw the picture of wool and write in very neat handwriting. And 00:02:28
finally stone. Here is a picture of a stone that you may use as an example for 00:02:37
you're drawing. Now I have some examples here to show you. So first let's start 00:02:45
with stone. Here I have a crystal and a crystal is very similar to a stone. We 00:02:52
dig them out from the ground and they come in many different shapes and colors 00:03:01
and sizes. Here is an example of stone. Here I have cotton. This is a ball of 00:03:09
cotton. Next, wool. Here is a wool scarf. It is very soft. And finally, wood. My table 00:03:21
here is made out of wood. Now let's go to activity two where you will circle in either green for 00:03:39
natural material or red for man-made material. So something, an object that is made by humans. 00:03:50
So we have first a picture of cotton. Do you think cotton is natural for green or man-made red? 00:04:02
What do you think? We learned that cotton is natural, so circle green. Next here is wool. 00:04:13
is wool natural or man-made? Here we have a cup of a cup for drinking and a cup is 00:04:24
made out of glass. Humans make cups to drink out of. So is this man-made or 00:04:36
natural please circle here we have wood and rock or stone stone and rock are the 00:04:46
same so please circle stone in red or green whatever you think and a marker so 00:05:01
one more time. Cotton, wool, glass, wood, stone, marker. Please circle natural or man-made. 00:05:14
Finally, match the natural material to where it comes from. Stone comes from the ground. 00:05:31
Wood comes from a tree. 00:05:44
Idioma/s:
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Autor/es:
Beatriz
Subido por:
Beatriz C.
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