Mummy Bear had a very stressful day because Goldilocks entered her home without permission. Mummy Bear wanted to make a cup of delicious, hot tea to relax but she did not have any teabags! In her kitchen, she found some; foil, grease-proof paper, toilet paper and a kitchen towel so the children tested these materials using loose tea leaves.
What was the conclusion? Which material was absorbent, strong and flexible? Which material was not?
I think that the grease paper was the best material for tea🔍💔
Are you sure, Hannah? Did the loose tea leaves inside the grease proof paper infuse with the water? Was the material absorbent?
I loved putting the grease paper in the water it smelled like tea.
Kitchen roll was the best material because it was strong 💪 flexible and absorbent.
Well done Bilal! 🌟
paper towel is strong,flexible and absorbent because no tea fell out.
Good lad Yusuf. Don’t forget your capital letters, please.
You tell him Mr Mahmood! 🤣
The kitchen paper what was the best for the tea because it was flexible and absorbent 🧽.
The kitchen is the best material because it was strong flexible and absorbent 🧽
Super! Well done, Huda 🌟
The kitchen roll was the best material because it was flexible, strong and absorbent but the other ones were not so good so the kitchen roll won.
Brilliant comment, Zak! Well done 🌟
The kitchen roll was the most suitable the Toilet paper was not
What a star! Super comment, Zenat 🌟
Kitchen towel was the most suitable. Toilet paper was not
Why was the kitchen towel suitable?
The kitchen roll
the kitchen roll was the most flexible and strong to use but the foil and grease proof paper were not since no tea went through.
Super comment, Sara. Please remember to use your capital letters at the start of your sentences. 🌟
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