Metals and non-metals have unique properties that make them useful in different ways.

Call to action: Can you think of other examples of metals and non-metals in your daily life?

Conclusion

- Summary:

Importance of Non-Metals in Everyday Life

Non-Metals in Our Daily Lives

- Bullet points:

- Used in packaging (plastic bottles, cardboard)

- Used in clothing (cotton, polyester)

- Used in furniture (wood, plastic)

Non-Metals in Our Daily Lives

- Bullet points:

- Used in packaging (plastic bottles, cardboard)

- Used in clothing (cotton, polyester)

- Used in furniture (wood, plastic)

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Importance of Metals in Everyday Life

Metals in Our Daily Lives

- Bullet points:

- Used in construction (buildings, bridges)

- Used in transportation (cars, bicycles)

- Used in electronics(phones,computers)e

Properties of Metals and Non-Metals

Useful Properties"

- Bulletpoints

- Metals: conductivity, malleability, strength

- Non-metals: insulation, flexibility, durability

Experiments with Non-Metals

Non-Metals in Action

- Examples:

- Insulating heat (testing insulation properties)

- Being flexible or brittle (testing rubber band)

Experiments with Metals

Metals in action

- Examples:

- Conducting electricity (simple circuit)

- Being shaped and molded (hammering metal)

What are Non-Metals?

- Definition: "Non-metals are materials that are typically not shiny, not good conductors of heat and electricity, and often brittle."

- Examples:

- Wood (chair)

- Plastic (bottle)

- Rubber (band)

What are Metals?

- Definition: "Metals are materials that are typically hard, shiny, and good conductors of heat and electricity."

- Examples:

- Iron (nails)

- Copper (wires)

- Aluminum (foil)

What are Metals?

Metals and Non-Metals

Exploring their properties and uses