🔍 Part 1: Material Sorting

1. Look at each object. Circle what material it is made from:

A wooden chair:

Wood

Metal

Plastic

A metal spoon:

Fabric

Metal

Paper

A plastic bottle:

Rubber

Wood

Plastic

2. Match each object to its material by drawing a line:

Rubber ball

Paper book

Fabric shirt

Metal key

Metal

Fabric

Paper

Rubber

✏️ Part 2: Describing Materials

3. Fill in the blanks with words that describe how materials feel:

Wood feels _____________ and _____________.

Metal feels _____________ and _____________.

Fabric feels _____________ and _____________.

4. Circle all the materials that can be found in your classroom:

Wood (desks, chairs)

Plastic (containers, toys)

Paper (books, worksheets)

Metal (scissors, bins)

Fabric (cushions, clothes)

Rubber (erasers, balls)

5. Draw one object you can find at home or school. Write what material it is made from:

This object is made from: ____________________

🌟 Extension Challenge

6. Compare two materials. Circle the correct answer:

Which is usually heavier?

Metal

Paper

Which is usually smoother?

Plastic

Fabric

7. Write or draw about a material you find interesting. Why do you like it?

8. Home Detective Challenge: Find three different materials at home. Write them here:

1. ____________________

2. ____________________

3. ____________________

Matter Magic Materials

Matter Magic Materials

🔍 Part 1: Material Sorting

✏️ Part 2: Describing Materials

🌟 Extension Challenge

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