Copy of Lesson 1.2 - Properties of Materials

Because paper is not waterproof and would get damaged easily.

Because paper is too expensive to use for boots.

Because paper is too heavy to wear on feet.

Because paper is too colorful for boots.

Design a new glue for the school

Build a new classroom

Create a new type of paper

Organize a school event

A person who uses science knowledge to design something to solve a problem

A person who only builds things

A person who writes books

A person who teaches science

To try to make something new that solves a problem

To copy something that already exists

To destroy something old

To ignore a problem

Keep track of what they do

Write and draw about their ideas

Ignore their observations

Observe what they have learned

Predicting

Summarizing

Questioning

Visualizing

To use what you already know to decide what you think might happen

To read as quickly as possible

To memorize all the details

To ignore the pictures in the text

Looking at the title

Examining the pictures

Ignoring the text

Thinking about story elements

Because rubber is waterproof and strong

Because rubber is colorful

Because rubber is soft and warm

Because rubber is easy to find

Rubber bends easily

Rubber keeps out water

Rubber is strong

Rubber is heavy

It helps readers understand new ideas and anticipate what might happen next.

It makes reading faster.

It helps readers memorize every word.

It allows readers to skip parts of the text.

Take turns reading.

Read loudly to distract others.

Be respectful and polite to your partner.

Ask your partner for help if you need it.

Ignore it and keep reading.

Ask your partner for help and work together to understand.

Wait until the end to ask questions.

Stop reading completely.

Yes, I want to learn more!

No, I feel I know enough.

Maybe, if there are more fun activities.

I'm not sure.