Materials: Where do they come from?

Watch and listen to this video. Pay attention 👀👂👂:


Now, read this text 👇: 

"Wood, wool, cotton, leather and stone  are natural materials because they come from plants and animals. 

Stone, glass, bricks, paper and plastic are manufactured materials because they don't come from plants and animals" . 




States of matter

Hi there, again!

Today we're going to learn about states of matter. Watch and listen to this video 👀👂👂: 


Now, read this text: 

It exists in three states, namely solid, liquid and gas. The different states of matter are due to the different arrangement of particles of matter. 👇



 Matter can change state. When we freeze water, it becomes a solid. When we heat ice, it melts and becomes a liquid. When we heat water, it evaporates and becomes a gas. 


Finally, let's play this game. 👇


In my House (Arts and Crafts)

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Hi, kids!. It's time for Arts and Crafts.✏📏😄.
Draw and colour the different rooms in your house: the kitchen, the living room, the bedrooms, the bathroom, etc. Use a ruler to make horizontal and vertical lines, your crayons. 

Have a look at this video for taking ideas 👀: 



Do your best!. 💪💪. And remember, Picasso said: 


Download this worksheet or design and draw your house as you prefer!. 👇



Properties of Materials


Materials have different properties. They can be hard or soft, transparent or opaque, rigid or flexible. Glass is transparent. Cotton is soft. Wood is rigid. 

Also, there are waterproof materials are water-resistant. They don't let any water through. Ibjects made from rubber or plastic are waterproof because they don't let water through. 


👂Listen and sing this song:



👀Look at each material: paper, metal, glass, fabric, plastic, wood. 

Now, watch this video and answer some questions: Is it flexible?, is it transparent?, does it absorb water?, does it float in water?, is it strong?etc. 



💻Then, play these games to practise everything: 



Finally, let's do this easy worksheet. In a classroom or at home, there are materials made of glass, paper, wood, metal and fabric. What do they feel like?. 
✔ Tick the correct words which describe each material. 

'The Materials Song'


There are many different types of materials: glass, paper, plastic, metal, fabric, wood, wool, rubber, wax, iron. They have properties. 

This song is very important!. It is about MATERIALS

What's made of glass?


What's made of wood?. 


What's made of paper?


What's made of plastic?


What's made of fabric?


What's made of metal?. 







Decidious and Evergreen Trees: 'The Tree Song'

Trees are tall, woody plants. They have a thick, hard stem called a trunk. They have roots and branches. Some tree have flowers and fruits.




Some tree have leaves all year round and some don't. Deciduous trees lose their leaves in autumn. Evergreen trees are green all year round


The Needs of a Plant (song for kids about 5 things plants need to live)

Plants need air, water and sunlight to grow. Plants grow, produce seeds for new plants and die.


Listen this rap about the needs of a plant.


Trees, Bushes, Grasses and Flowers

Trees have a thick, hard stem called trunk. 
Bushes have a lot of woody stems.
Grass is thin and bendy.




Watch and listen to this video. You will learn a lot of vocabulary about plants: 



Now, download this easy worksheet. It is very easy!⬇


The Parts of a Plant ( video and song for kids about flower/stem/leaves/roots)

PARTS OF A PLANT



Listen this rap to know the parts of a plant.




Parts Of A Plant : The Dr. Binocs Show

Learn about the parts of a plant with Dr. Binocs. 






Now, download the following worksheet. Unscramble the letters to name the different parts of a plant. Then, write their functions. 

Click on the following picture to download


Life - Venus Flytraps: Jaws of Death

Uauuuuu. This plant is hungry!. It is known as the Venus Flytraps. Amazing!.


Wild and cultivated plants


Cultivated plants grow in pots, gardens, and fields. People look after them. 




Wild plants grow naturally.