Updated: 20 Jul 2019
A poster displaying different natural materials and explaining what natural materials are.
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Years: 4 - 6
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A poster displaying different natural materials and explaining what natural materials are.
Natural materials are found in nature. Humans may change a natural material’s shape and form, but the material is still the same as it is in nature.
Display this educational poster when learning about natural and processed materials.
This teaching resource gives examples of natural materials as well as a description of what natural materials are.
This poster is part of our Material World collection.
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