You wouldn't put opaque glass in a window pane!

Learning Intention: We are learning to recognise simple properties of materials, such as strength, flexibility and transparency.
Success Criteria: I know I can do this when I choreograph the materials song and record it using Wevideo.

Lyrics 

When you want to hammer a nail into wood, a hammer head of metal is good.

You need something that is hard enough to hammer other metal stuff.

Choose your materials carefully.

Think about all of their properties.

You wouldn’t wear paper clothes in the rain, or use wood in a window pane.

Leather belts bend easily, cause they have flexibility.

And rubber is quite fantastic, when you need stuff that is elastic.

Choose your materials carefully.

Think about all of their properties.

You wouldn’t wear paper clothes in the rain, or use wood in a window pane.

Paper, plastic, metal and wood, glass, ceramics, cotton, wool.

Fabric comes from fibre that is spun and woven into cloth by everyone.

Natural wool and cotton, synthetic, polyester and nylon.

Choose your materials carefully.

Think about all of their properties.

You wouldn’t wear paper clothes in the rain, or use wood in a window pane.

Paper, plastic, metal and wood, glass, ceramics, cotton, wool.

Choose your materials carefully.

Think about all of their properties.

You wouldn’t wear paper clothes in the rain, or use wood in a window pane.