LESSON 1: Which materials

absorbs water and which do not?

*Sponge can absorb water because it is a

porous material which liquid or air can pass
through.

*Plastics can not absorb water because it is a

non-porous material which it doesn’t allow
water or air to pass through.
LESSON 2: Materials that float
and sink.

*Sink means to fall to the bottom

of water, float means to stay on
top.
LESSON 3: Materials that
undergo decay.

Decay- to be slowly destroyed

into bits in the prescence of
water , air and soil.
LESSON 4: Diseases/ Resulting
from Exposure to Decaying
Materials.
LESSON 5: EFFECTS OF
DECAYING MATERIALS TO ONE’S
HEALTH AND SAFETY.

Pollution- action or process of

making land, water, air dirty and
not safe to use.
LESSON 6: IMPORTANCE OF
READING PRODUCT LABELS.

*Product labels are intended to ensure the

safety of the user
*They give the product ingridients ( to
which someone might be allergic). They
describe the safe way of using the
product, including the dose ( in the case
of medicine).

LESSON 7: WAYS OF DISPOSING

MATERIALS ACCORDING TO
THEIR PROPERTIES.
*To dispose of the materials properly is to
use a technique or procedure we call that
“Total Recycling Scheme”, which utilizes
wastes into factory returnables, fertilizers,
feeds, fermentables, fuel, fine crafts and
filling materials. These are what we
identify as then multi-F’s Recycling
Scheme.

LESSON 8: PROPER WASTE

DISPOSAL ACCORDING TO THE
PROPERTIES OF EACH MATERIAL.
*Proper waste disposal of human waste is
important to avoid pollution of water
sources
*Products for disposal should not be
mixed together and containers should be
clearly labeled.

LESSON 9: SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS IN DISPOSING
WASTE MATERIALS.
LESSON 10: CHANGES IN SOLID
MATERIALS.
*A solid has definite shape and volume. You can
gold solids.
* Solid Materials can be bent, pressed and
hammered. When bent, pressed or hammered
these materials may change their size and shape.
Only the physical appearance of the material is
changed.

LESSON 11: CHANGES IN THE

PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS WHEN
EXPOSED TO DIFFERENT
TEMPERATURES.

*When the materials are heated, they

changed their size, shape and texture.
They also changed their forms. When
heated, the solid materials are changed
to liquid. When cooled, the liquid
materials are changed to solid.
LESSON 12: CHANGES IN THE
PROPERTIES OF THE MATERIALS WHEN
MIXED WITH OTHER MATERIALS

*When two or more materials are combined, a mixture is

formed. Solid materials combined with other solid
materials that can be easily distinguished is called
‘Heterogenous’ while if the resulting mixture looked the
same throughout, such mixture is called ‘Homogenoous’
mixture.
*Solid materials can be mixed with liquid materials. Some
solid materials completely dissolved in the liquid
materials, but others do not.
*Some liquid materials completely mix with the other
liquids, some do not like oil and water.
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IN
SCIENCE
ALEKSY BRIANNA C. BANGKAT
LESSON 13: CHANGES IN MATERIALS
THAT ARE USEFUL OR HARMFUL TO
ONE’S ENVIRONMENT.