Materials can undergo physical changes when heated, frozen, bent or compressed. Mixtures can be either heterogeneous, where the individual substances are visible, or homogeneous, where they are not. Natural materials like wood, cotton, wool and minerals come from plants, animals and nature, while manufactured materials are transformed from natural sources through processing. The three R's of reduce, reuse and recycle are important to conserve natural resources and reduce waste.
3. CHANGES IN MATTER
? Physical changes happen when
we:heat,freeze,bend,twist,stretch and squash a
substance.
4. MIXTURES
? Mixtures can be heterogenous or homogenous
mixture
? In a heterogenous mixture it is easy to see the
different subatances.
? In a homogenous mixture it isn?t possible to see
the different subtances.
5. NATURAL AND MANUFACTURED
MATERIALS
Materials can be natural and manufactured.
Natural materials come from nature and can come
from plants,animals and minerals.
Wood, cotton and natural rubber come from
plants.
Wool,leather and silk come from animals.
6. ? Rocks and oil come from minerals.
Manufactured materials are made from natural
materials which are transformed in a manufacturing
process.We manufacture
from ,and we use to make
, and fabrics such as
7. THE THREE Rs
? If we take to many natural resources they will run
out.This is so important Reduce,Reuse and
Recycle.
? We should try to reduce the amount of materials
and the waste we produce.Buy products with
little or no packaging,then put the packaging in
the correct recycling bin.
? We can reuse plastic shopping bags. We can clean
packaging such as boxes and jars and use then
again.
8. ? Recycle means to make something new from
something we have used.
? We can recycle glass, plastic
aluminium,paper,cars,elctrical
appliances,furniture and many other things too.