Material Strength - Objectives Labels

In Lesson 2.7, titled 'Material Strength', the objective is to explore and discern the appropriateness of various common materials for specific applications. The materials in question encompass a broad range, including wood, metal, plastic, glass, brick, rock, paper, and cardboard. The lesson's goal is to equip learners with the ability to identify and compare these materials, considering their unique characteristics and how these influence their suitability for different uses.

To gauge their understanding and retention of the lesson's content, students will be asked to demonstrate their knowledge by answering two key questions. Firstly, they are expected to describe the properties of the materials they have studied. Secondly, they should be able to make connections between these properties and the reasons why certain materials are more or less suitable for particular uses. Successfully addressing these questions will indicate that the students have achieved the learning objectives for the lesson on material strength.