If the dry tissue became wet that meant that the hand got wet, and this means that the material being tested was absorbent. If the dry tissue stayed dry, then the material being tested was waterproof. We discovered that tissues and socks are absorbent, while rubber gloves and plastic bags are waterproof. Now that we know how to do the test, we can try lots more materials at home.
Welcome to 2nd Class, Room 9. We have 22 children in our class - 8 girls and 14 boys. We work really well together and are great friends. Remember to click on photos to see them enlarged.
Friday, 13 November 2009
Testing Materials
We are talking all about whether materials are waterproof or absorbent. We carried out some investigations to see which were absorbent and which were waterproof.
If the dry tissue became wet that meant that the hand got wet, and this means that the material being tested was absorbent. If the dry tissue stayed dry, then the material being tested was waterproof. We discovered that tissues and socks are absorbent, while rubber gloves and plastic bags are waterproof. Now that we know how to do the test, we can try lots more materials at home.
If the dry tissue became wet that meant that the hand got wet, and this means that the material being tested was absorbent. If the dry tissue stayed dry, then the material being tested was waterproof. We discovered that tissues and socks are absorbent, while rubber gloves and plastic bags are waterproof. Now that we know how to do the test, we can try lots more materials at home.
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