Difference between revisions of "Property"
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| − | A [[Describe|description]] of a [[material]] and how it behaves. | + | A '''property''' is [[Describe|description]] of a [[material]] and how it behaves. |
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Revision as of 12:50, 30 July 2018
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Key Stage 1
Meaning
A property is what an object is like.
Examples
- Glass is 'see through'.
- Bricks are rough.
- Water can be poured.
Used in a Sentence
- A property of glass is that it looks 'see through'.
- A property of bricks is that they have a rough texture.
- A property of water is that it can be poured.
Key Stage 2
Meaning
A property is description of a material and how it behaves.
- Noun: Property
Examples
- Glass is 'transparent'.
- Metal can conduct electricity.
- Plastic is bendy.
Used in a Sentence
- A property of glass is that it is 'transparent'.
- A property of metals is that they can conduct electricity well.
- A property of plastic is that it can be bent easily.
Key Stage 3
Meaning
A description of a material and how it behaves.
Examples
- Solids cannot be compressed.
- Gold is dense compared to Iron.
- Electrons are negatively charged.
- Metals are shiny, malleable, ductile, sonorous and they can conduct electricity and conduct thermal energy easily.
Used in a Sentence
- A property of solids is that they cannot be compressed.
- A property of Gold is that it is more dense than Iron.
- A property of an electron is that it has a negative charge.
- The properties of Metals are that they are shiny, malleable, ductile, sonorous and they can conduct electricity and conduct thermal energy easily.
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