Plastic, A synthetic material made from petroleum that can be molded into different shapes., Cotton, A soft, natural fiber that grows around the seeds of the cotton plant., Stone, A hard, solid material found in nature, made from minerals., Wool, A soft, warm fiber that comes from sheep and other animals., Copper, A reddish-brown metal that conducts electricity well., Wood, A hard material that comes from trees and can be cut and shaped., Silver, A shiny, white precious metal often used in jewelry and coins., Paper, A thin material made from wood pulp, used for writing and printing., Iron, A strong, heavy metal that is magnetic and often used in construction., Silk, A smooth, soft fabric made from fibers produced by silkworms., Leather, A material made from animal skin that has been treated and preserved., Steel, A very strong metal made by combining iron with carbon., Glass, A hard, transparent material made by melting sand at very high temperatures., Polyester, A synthetic fabric made from petroleum that is strong and wrinkle-resistant., Gold, A soft, yellow precious metal that does not rust or tarnish., Rubber, A flexible, elastic material that can bounce and stretch.

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