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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Science - Elementary School - Materials - What Are Things Made From?
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We use materials to make things. Different materials are good for different jobs. They are used to make different objects. Which materials are which? Can you name the most common materials? What do they look like? If you know the names of the most common materials, then you can look at how they are used in different objects.

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Science - Elementary School - Materials - What Are Things Made From?
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1. Gold, iron and copper are all types of _____.
2. You can knit with this material. What is it?
3. What material is this bottle made from?
4. What material is this bottle made from?
5. Gold, iron and copper are all types of _____.
6. This stone is made of ____.
7. These are bottle tops. They are made from _______.
8. You can rub things out with this material. What is it?
9. These are beams used in building. What material are the beams made from?
10. You can sew with this material. What is it?

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