GROUP 5

  COOKING PANS FOR YOUR KITCHEN


Consider a group of Year 7 students are gathered to discuss the project of making cooking pans for your kitchen.

Their teacher Ms. Remya has introduced the importance of analysing the properties of metals for each real life applications.


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