PPT: Materials Around Us | Science for Class 6 PDF Download

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  AROUND US
Materials Materials
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  AROUND US
Materials Materials
Have you ever wondered what the world around
you is made of?
Imagine if your chair were made of jelly or your
water bottle was made of paper—how funny
would that be?
Learning about materials helps us understand
why things are made the way they are.
For example, why are windows made of glass
and not wood?
Let’s dive in and explore the amazing world of
materials! 
The Wonderful World of Materials!
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  AROUND US
Materials Materials
Have you ever wondered what the world around
you is made of?
Imagine if your chair were made of jelly or your
water bottle was made of paper—how funny
would that be?
Learning about materials helps us understand
why things are made the way they are.
For example, why are windows made of glass
and not wood?
Let’s dive in and explore the amazing world of
materials! 
The Wonderful World of Materials!
Have you ever wondered why some objects feel soft while others are
hard?
Or why some things shine while others look dull?
Understanding these properties helps us choose the right material for
different objects.
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  AROUND US
Materials Materials
Have you ever wondered what the world around
you is made of?
Imagine if your chair were made of jelly or your
water bottle was made of paper—how funny
would that be?
Learning about materials helps us understand
why things are made the way they are.
For example, why are windows made of glass
and not wood?
Let’s dive in and explore the amazing world of
materials! 
The Wonderful World of Materials!
Have you ever wondered why some objects feel soft while others are
hard?
Or why some things shine while others look dull?
Understanding these properties helps us choose the right material for
different objects.
For example:
Glass is used for windows because it is clear and lets light pass through.
Metal is used in cars because it is strong and protects us.
Materials have different properties that make them special! 
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  AROUND US
Materials Materials
Have you ever wondered what the world around
you is made of?
Imagine if your chair were made of jelly or your
water bottle was made of paper—how funny
would that be?
Learning about materials helps us understand
why things are made the way they are.
For example, why are windows made of glass
and not wood?
Let’s dive in and explore the amazing world of
materials! 
The Wonderful World of Materials!
Have you ever wondered why some objects feel soft while others are
hard?
Or why some things shine while others look dull?
Understanding these properties helps us choose the right material for
different objects.
For example:
Glass is used for windows because it is clear and lets light pass through.
Metal is used in cars because it is strong and protects us.
Materials have different properties that make them special! 
Grouping objects helps us
understand them better.
The process of sorting objects into
groups is called classification.