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Exploring Material Properties: Texture and Flexibility
This three-page science worksheet introduces texture, flexibility, rigidity, and bendability through familiar materials such as rubber, wood, plastic, cloth, stone, metal, and glass.
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This three-page science worksheet introduces texture, flexibility, rigidity, and bendability through familiar materials such as rubber, wood, plastic, cloth, stone, metal, and glass. Students read short explanations, answer comprehension questions, and classify materials by texture and flexibility.
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- Students will identify common material properties.
- Students will distinguish between rough and smooth textures.
- Students will distinguish between rigid and bendable materials.
- Students will classify materials by texture and flexibility.
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