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    18th February Science Block 18 Lesson 1 + Block 17 Revision Module

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    SCIENCE

    Lesson 1: Exploring Materials


    Content book Notebook Workbook
    18.02.21
    Block 18
    Material and their forms

    Pencil / Eraser
    How
    What
    How
    What are
    are are
    arethey
    theythe
    the different
    thingswe
    different
    things wefrom
    seearound
    from
    see around
    eachother?
    each other?
    us?
    us?
    IsIsthere
    there
    What
    What something
    isissame
    somethingsameabout
    about
    wecannot
    we cannot
    them?
    them? see?
    see?

    Today, we will sort


    some things that
    we see around us
    AIM
    The students will
    be able to
    describe the
    properties of solid,
    liquid and gas.
    Notedown
    Note downthe
    thekeywords
    keywords
    18.02.21 Block 18
    Keywords
    Open your
    notebook
    1. Solid
    2. Liquid
    3. Gas
    Putsimilar
    Put similarthings
    thingsininone
    onegroup.
    group.
    What are the things you have grouped together?

    The group which has pencil,


    The group which has pencil, Thegroup
    The groupwith
    withjuice,
    juice,water
    water
    spoon,and
    spoon, andball
    ballisiscalled
    calledsolid.
    solid. andmilk
    and milkisiscalled
    calledliquid.
    liquid.
    What is common or different to the things in each group?
    What about air?

    All material or things around us are solids, liquids or gases.

    Solids Liquids Gas

    Liquids flow and can be Air is a gas.


    Solids do not change poured from one
    their shape and space it container to another.
    occupies.
    They take the shape of We cannot see gases.
    The spoon, pencil and toys the container they are
    are all solids. poured in.
    They flow freely.
    Like solids, space taken by
    liquids is fixed.
    They take the shape and
    Milk, Juice, water space of the container.
    Is the room freshener a solid, liquid or gas?
    Why?

    Room freshener is a
    gas and is stored in a
    container.
    18.02.21
    APPLICATION

    OPEN
    WORKBOOK
    Worksheet S1
    Page No. 10
    18.02.21
    Block 18
    Material and their forms

    Open Notebook and complete Q1 and Q2 in


    content book.
    Q3 in notebook
    Revision Google Form Link will be shared on the
    Chat Box.

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