This document categorizes common materials into animal, mineral, and plant sources. It lists plastics, paper, metal, wood, ceramics, leather, clay, brick, fabric, and glass as materials. Natural fabrics like wool and cotton come from animals and plants, while synthetic fabrics like nylon and polyester are chemically produced. The document asks where materials come from and provides examples of bottles being made from plastic, t-shirts from fabric, and belts from leather.

1. MATERIALS

2. PLASTIC
PAPER

3. METAL
WOOD

4. CERAMICS
LEATHER

5. CLAY
BRICK

6. FABRIC
GLASS

7. NATURAL FABRIC
WOOL
COTTON

8. SYNTHETIC FABRIC
(CHEMICAL)
NYLON
POLYESTER

9. WHERE DO MATERIALS COME
FROM?
THEY COME FROM:
ANIMALS
MINERALS / ROCKS
PLANTS (VEGETAL)

10. ANIMAL MATERIALS

11. MINERALS OR
ROCKS

12. PLANTS (VEGETAL)

13. WHAT IS IT MADE OF?
IT’S MADE OF…
WHAT IS A BOTTLE MADE OF?
IT’S MADE OF PLASTIC.
WHAT IS A T-SHIRT MADE OF?
IT’S MADE OF FABRIC.
WHAT IS A BELT MADE OF?
IT’S MADE OF LEATHER.