In classifying matter you

must look for the

characteristics and its
features.
 C. Classifying Matter Based on
Texture

You can identify matter by touching or

feeling it. Fruits, vegetables, and other
objects may differ on how these are
described by observers.
 Texture
The word texture means: what things are
made of and how they feel. Textures can be
described as “rough”, or “smooth”,
Examples of rough matter:
Examples of Smooth matter:
D. Classifying Matter Based on Its
Decaying and Non-decaying
Characteristics.

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 Decay
As a natural process, means changes in the
materials brought about by the presence of
air and water in the environment and other
microorganisms.
Biodegradable
 Non-Decaying Materials

Non decaying materials or called non-biodegradable is

products include plastics products, metal products,
construction waste and electronics. Non biodegradable
products are item that cannot decay or be broken down
by living organism.
Examples of Non-decaying Materials:

water bottles, tin cans, tires, and computers are all items that cannot decay in a land fill..
Effects of decaying materials on one’s
health

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What did you learn in this morning?
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Importance of interpreting Product Labels and proper Disposal of

Wastes
 Focus points:

• Investigate the importance of

interpreting product labels
• Demonstrate disposal of wastes
according to the properties of its
materials
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 Activity Phase :
Instruction: Open your textbook on page 31
of your textbook. Look at the inquiry lab.
1. Have you gone to a grocery to buy things?
2. How are the different products arranged?
 Product Label

What are product labels?

• Product labels are any piece of material

attached to a product to identify it, or to a
container to identify its contents. Information
that is directly written on a product can also be
considered a label. Product labels don’t
necessarily contain information on the item, and
may also include other information, including but
not limited to the brand, manufacturer, and
distributor.
 What are product labels made of?
• Product labels could be made of any material suitable for
printing or writing product information
• Paper is by far the most common material used for product
labels. These labels can come in a variety of textures and
finishes. Commercial paper labels are often coated with a thin
plastic layer to afford some water resistance.
 
 Importance of Product labels:

• The label on a product allows the customer to know

what is in the food they’re eating or the product they’re
using. This allows the consumer to know how healthy, or
unhealthy, the product is. It’s also important to display
the ingredients for those who may be allergic to certain
ingredients. Especially on food and beverage labels, it’s
easy to see the “may contain so-and-so ingredient” so
those allergic to that ingredient know to avoid it.
Sample product label with nutritional facts:
Why is it important to read the product
label before you buy the product you need?
 Symbols for hazardous materials:

Hazardous material is defined as any substance or

material that when involved in an accident and
released in sufficient quantities poses a risk to
people's health, safety, and/or property.
Where should you store poisonous and
harmful materials?
What to remember when reading product
labels:

•Open your Science

book on page 36.
Proper Storage and Disposal of Wastes

Improper Proper
What to do when storing? Open your science
Book on page 37
What to do when disposing? Open your
book on page 38 and 39.