Shaping Materials

 Tigers are building on their 'Everyday Materials' Science unit from the Autumn term, now looking at 'Uses of Materials'.

On Thursday, we had fun with Blu Tack; bending it, twisting it, squashing it and stretching it. We then explored some videos, games and quizzes on the computers to help us to understand how different materials behave (their properties).





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