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Year 1 · Science

Comparing Everyday Materials

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Focus on identifying where everyday materials come from. Open support for “Understand Where Materials Come From”, then explain the idea in your own words.

Year 1 learners practise identifying where everyday materials come from.

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WatchOak National Academy

Where materials come from

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LearnOak National Academy

Where materials come from lesson slides

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Everyday Materials Fact Cards

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Play Materials Sorter

Sort everyday objects and materials by name, type and simple physical properties across four Year 1 science rounds. Saving is off unless you choose it.

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  • Objects, materials and where they come from

    Distinguish objects from materials, follow simplified source chains, compare made and naturally occurring examples, and explain a material choice. Partial activity-backed practice; appearance alone cannot identify coatings or composites, and source chains do not prove a complete manufacturing history.

    7 pages · answers and adult guidance · selected skills, not the whole topic