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| a small rounded object with a hole through which thread can be passed; a piece of jewelry |
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| to dry or remove a liquid with an absorbent material, such as a paper towel |
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| a strong, coarsely woven cloth made of fibers of jute, flax, or hemp |
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| a soft wood from a cedar tree |
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| to make or become different |
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| washed or polished; not dirty |
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| fabric or material formed by weaving or knitting |
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| garments made of fabric to cover oneself |
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| to explain or exchange thoughts and information, such as when writing or speaking |
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| paper a thicker paper that is many sizes and colors |
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| a durable fabric, usually made of cotton, with vertical ribs |
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| the point at which the sides of an object, such as a box, meet |
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| a white powder made from corn that is used to thicken substances in cooking |
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| cardboard cardboard made with a layer of stiff, grooved paper |
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| a coarse twilled cloth, usually cotton, used for jeans, overalls, and work uniforms |
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| a soap used to clean clothes |
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| up when something wet becomes free from moisture or liquid |
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| a very small quantity of liquid |
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| a tool used to measure out drops of liquid |
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| not wet; lacking moisture |
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| when a liquid drives up, goes into the air as a gas, and can’t be seen |
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| a flexible material used to make clothing. Fabric and cloth are the same. |
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| tissue a soft, flexible type of paper used for blowing noses and wiping faces |
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| a thread-like substance or filament |
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| level, smooth or even; not raised |
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| a soft fabric from the wool of a sheep or other similar animal used for making blankets and coats |
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| to rest on top of or be suspended in a liquid |
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| a soft powdery material made by grinding up wheat grains |
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| to bend the sides of a material together |
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| something plants and animals need to live |
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| a natural area where trees grow |
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| to change a liquid to a solid by cooling it |
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| a substance used to stick things together |
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| the pattern of fibers in wood; texture |
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| a way to organize quantities mathematically |
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| one part of two equal parts |
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| a plant used to make burlap |
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| to make a fabric or garment by intertwining yarn or thread in a series of connected loops either by hand, with knitting needles, or on a machine |
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| paper a sturdy, brown paper used for wrapping packages |
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| the process of gluing together layers |
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| the solid surface of Earth |
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| matter that flows freely and takes the shape of its container |
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| how shiny or dull a rock is |
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| an object that sticks to iron |
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| what something is made of |
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| to change a solid to a liquid by heating it |
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| to put together two or more materials |
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| two or more materials put together |
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| to form, usually to a definite or pre-planned shape |
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| wet, soft soil or earth on the ground after it rains |
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| resource something from Earth. Rocks, soil, air, and water are natural resources. |
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| a small, slender implement used for sewing |
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| a thin, lightweight paper used for printing newspapers |
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| a liquid pumped from the ground. Oil is used by people to make nylon and many other things. |
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| a flexible material made from wood |
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| towel a soft, absorbent towel made from paper that can be thrown away or recycled after use |
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| a material used for molding made from paper and glue |
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| a wood product made of very small pieces of wood glued together |
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| a design; something used as a model for making things |
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| a type of evergreen tree with needles and cones; the light durable wood from this tree |
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| a wood product made of thing sheets of wood glued and pressed together |
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| something you can observe about an object or material. Size, color, shape, texture, and smell are properties. |
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| a mush of sawdust and water used to make paper |
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| the process of using materials again for the same or new purposes |
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| nylon a heavy-duty synthetic fabric used for making tents and parachutes |
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| a particle of rock that goes through all three screens but is larger than silt and clay |
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| a type of paper coated with sand particles used to rub other materials smooth |
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| a smooth fabric, made of silk or rayon, woven with a glossy face and a dull back |
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| the small bits made when a saw cuts wood |
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| a person who studies the natural world |
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| a tool with holes in it used to separate materials by size |
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| the abilities of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch |
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| a light thin fabric, such as cotton or rayon, with a crinkled surface and a usually striped pattern |
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| how round or flat an object is |
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| a safe place where people and animals live |
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| thin curls of wood carved off of a larger piece of wood |
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| to go to the bottom of a body of water; to submerge |
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| to place in a liquid; to get wet |
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| a material used to clean objects |
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| a mix of sand, pebbles, and dead plants |
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| matter that holds its own shape and always takes up the same amount of space |
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| organza a glittery, sheer, stiff fabric of silk or synthetic material used for trimming, neckwear, or evening dresses |
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| to flatten out or cover a surface |
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| to push or put under water |
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| a strong cardboard used especially for making shipping tags |
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| cloth a pile of fabric with uncut loops on both sides used to make bath towels and bath robes |
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| to have a greater distance from one side to another; not thin |
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| to have a smaller distance from one side to another; not thick |
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| fine cord of a fibrous material, such as cotton, used in needlework and weaving |
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| a plant with a woody stem, roots, and branches with leaves |
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| the threads that run vertical in a woven fabric |
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| the most common liquid on Earth. Water is found in oceans, lakes, and streams. |
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| unaffected by water; inability to become wet |
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| paper a kind of paper coated with a waxy substance |
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| to make cloth by interlacing the threads of the weft and the warp on a loom |
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| containing or covered with a liquid; not dry |
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| paste a mixture of flour and water used to glue materials together |
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| a strong material in the trunks and branches of trees |
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| a person who makes things with wood |
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| the threads that run horizontal in a woven fabric |
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| to make cloth by interlacing the threads of the weft and the warp on a loom |
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