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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Science - Elementary School - Materials - How Was It Made?
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Products are made from materials. Some materials are natural and some are man-made. Some materials are dug out of the ground. Some materials grow - cotton comes from a plant, and wool comes from sheep. But some materials are man-made. They are made from other things. In science we can divide products and materials into natural and man-made.

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Science - Elementary School - Materials - How Was It Made?
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1. Amy is building a sand castle. Sand is a _______ material.
2. Which one of these materials is natural?
3. Which one of these is a natural material?
4. Which one of these is dug out of the ground?
5. Which one of these materials is natural?
6. This toy duck is made from plastic. Plastic is a _______ material.
7. This statue is made from marble. Marble is a ______ material.
8. Which one of these materials grows on an animal?
9. This toy plane is made from wood. Wood is a _______ material.
10. Which one of these is man-made?

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