Materials
Environment
Benefits to Humanity
Vocabulary
Wild Card
100

Naturally occurring liquid found beneath the earth's surface that can be refined into fuel

Petroleum

100
Amount of CO2 released by the manufacturing of one pair of shoes.

30 pounds 

100

Cheap, durable, and refillable.

Water bottles

100

Made from plants, animals, metals, and minerals.  Produced by humans.

Synthetic Materials

100

Seattle Seahawks and Lumen Field's turf

astro turf

200

Made to use plastics such as PVC, vinyl, and stryofoam.

Crude Oil

200

Produces toxic fumes and can leach into our water system.

Paint or Epoxy Resin

200

Does not shrink.

Synthetic Fiber

200

From the environment that supplies materials useful or necessary for the survival of living things.

Natural Resources

200

Absorbent core of diapers

wood pulp and cotton wool
300
Bullet proof fiber

Kevlar

300

percentage of toys that are thrown away

higher than 80%

300
Cushions our body weight and protects against different terrains.

Shoes

300

Supplies being used up faster than they can be replaced by natural processes.

Non Renewable Resources

300

1st Barbie manufactured

1959

400

Chemical produced in large quantities for use primarily in the production of polycarbonate plastics.

BPA

400

3rd most common item found in American landfills

Diapers

400

The better choice is wood.

Toys

400

Can be replenished by natural processes at least as quickly as they are used.

Renewable Resources

400

Name of Cell Phone Disassembler Machine

Daisy

500

Composed of materials such as polyester, nylon polymers, or wood pulp

Microfiber

500
A method to manufacture toys that produces excessive CO2 and heat into our atmosphere.

Steam Cracking

500

Compatible with combustion engines and our current infrastructure.

Synthetic Fuel
500

One thing we all have in common

The Earth

500

Largest toy manufacturer

Mattel

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