Explore how we describe materials in KS1 Science using words like rough, smooth, hard, soft, stretchy, and bendy to choose the best material for each job.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Describing materials
Be careful using a cheese grater - mind your fingers!
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Babies have very smooth skin
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The picture shows the Firth Of Forth Railway Bridge in Scotland
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You can see through transparent materials
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It is hard to see through opaque materials
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Have you ever played with a slinky toy?
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Have you ever helped to clean the car?
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Statues are carved from stone
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Is the pillow in your bed comfortable?
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Rubber bands are sometimes called elastic bands. Elastic bands are stretchy - they are elastic!
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