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>KS2 Bitsize BBC - Materials KS2 Bitsize BBC - Materials
Sponsored by the BBC, K2S Bitsize offers tons of free online science games including a section on materials. Learn about the changes in materials, changing states, heat, rocks, soils, solids, liquids, gases, and much more.
Science Kids - Properties of Materials Science Kids - Properties of Materials
Learn about the properties of materials as you experiment with a variety of objects in this great science activity for kids. Discover the interesting characteristics of materials; are they flexible, waterproof, strong or transparent?
Characteristics of Materials - BBC Schools Characteristics of Materials - BBC Schools
This activity sponsored BBC Schools helps students play and learn about the properties of materials, in a fun interactive environment.
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UK Centre for Materials Education - Why Study Materials
Explore the Materials World, with games, animations, interactive learning activities and much more, sponsored by the UK Centre for Materials Education.

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