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At the of the lesson, we should be able to:
-Classify materials based on the ability to
absorb water, float, sink undergo decay
(S4MT-1a-1)
Get you notebook
 Pre-test
(Properties of materials)

Direction: Read each question carefully and

write your answers in your notebook.
1. I am a paper. When fold like a boat I can
float on water. Who am I?

a. Boat
b. Paper boat
c. Plastic boat
d. Styrofoam boat
2. Which statement is TRUE?

a. All matter has mass and volumes

b. All matter has mass but no volume
c. Not all matter has mass and volume
d. All matter has no mass and less in volume
3. Which objects will completely sink
in water?
a. Cork and wood
b. Egg and orange
c. Coins and pebbles
d. Fork and plastic toy
4. What do you think should be done with
all the decaying materials found in your
school?
a. Throw them in the garbage can
b. Make a compost from the decaying materials
c. Let your janitor collect those decaying materials
d. Mix the decaying materials to non decaying
materials.
 5. Which of these objects is absorbent?

a. Porcelain plate
b. Rubber gloves
c. Water glass
d. Face mask
Let’s checked
B
A
C
B
D
 Riddle Time
Read the italicized word as your
clue then choose your answer
inside the parenthesis
I am sour and juicy. My color is like a sun
and a good source of vitamin C. my peel
is biodegradable. Who am I?

(Orange, Apple)
 Why can a ship float in water but why
can’t I? I am a dressmakers tiny pointed
object with thread. Whe you drop e in
water I will sink. Who am I?

(Scissor, needle)
 Word Bank
Arranged the jumbled letters
correctly with the help of pictures
and meaning
 nsik
To fall to the
bottom of water
sink
 oflat

To stay on top

float
 cadey
To be slowly destroyed in
bits in the presence of wa
Air and soil.
decay
 badsobr
To take in (such as liq
in a natural or gradual

absorb
If you spill your milk, What sort
of materials you are going to
wipe it?
Which do you think will absorbs water?
Absorb means to take something
in, such as water in a natural or
gradual way. Repels means to move away.
Water soaks into many materials. These materials absorbs
water. They are called porous.
Porous materials are materials having small holes that allow
air or liquid to pass through
There are a lot of materials that water will not soak in to,
these materials repel water.
These non-porous materials like plastic and rubber, does
not allow water to pass through.
 Objects with tightly
packed molecules are
denser than those where the
molecules are spread out.
Density plays a part in why
some things float and some
sink.
 Objects that are more
dense than water sink and
those less dense float. When
an object floats, it pushes
water out of the way.
(displacement)
 Similarities and differences that affects
the characteristics of the materials that float
and sink

• Materials made of plastic float.

• Materials made of glass sink
• Materials made of rubber float.
• Materials made of metal sink
• Materials made of wood float
• Materials made of cement sink
but why some fruit float, why some sink?
 Some fruits are less
dense than water or light
enough to float. Some
fruits look big float others
sink. One of the biggest
factors here is the density.
 Sink means to fall at the
bottom of the water. To
sink is to make or allow
something to become
thoroughly wet by settling
it at the bottom of a
container with a liquid.
 Float is to move on or near
the surface of a liquid such as
water without sinking. Some
things float on water, some
things stay submerge partway
down, and some things sink.
 an objects shape can
affect its ability to float,
but some materials float
no matter what their
shape –such as Styrofoam
and balsa wood.