Sorting Materials Into Group

Five items that can be made of plastic are plate, phone, pencil box, pen and chair.

Eatables- sugar, apple, grapes and chocolates.
Non eatables-ball, pen and pot

Objects made of wood- table, chair and bullock cart. Objects made of paper-newspaper, calendar and notebook.

Copper wire, aluminium sheet and steel spoon are shiny objects.

Soft materials are those which can be compressed or scratched easily.

Some materials often lose their shine and appear dull because of the action of air and moisture on them.

Substances that completely disappear or dissolve in water are soluble in water. For example-salt, sugar etc.

The materials through which objects can be seen but not clearly are known as translucent. For example-oily patch on paper.

Float in water :leaf, paper
Sink in water: key, apple and stone.

Transparent –glass, water.
Translucent-oily paper
Opaque-cardboard, wood, stone, metal.

Those substances or material, through which things can be seen are called transparent. For example-water, glass etc.

1-b,2-a,3-d,4-e,5-c

Cotton, sand, wood, coin.

Those substances or material, through which things can be seen are called transparent. For example-water, glass etc. The materials through which objects can be seen but not clearly are known as translucent. For example-oily patch on paper, butter paper.