Sink or Float?A prediction, a test, and a result — a real experiment in a…KindergartenFill a bowl. Predict before you drop each thing in — being wrong is the interesting part.1PREDICT"I think the cork will float because it feels light."2TESTDrop it in gently and watch.3SORTTwo piles on the towel: sank, floated.4LOOK FOR A RULEWhat do the floaters have in common? What about the sinkers?USUALLY FLOATScork · plastic lid · wooden spoon · appleusually sinks: coin · stone · spoon · marbleHeavy is not the rule — a big ship floats. Ask what else couldmatter.Sink or Float?www.littleactivity.com

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Sink or Float?

A prediction, a test, and a result — a real experiment in a washing-up bowl.

How to use it

Predict first, out loud, before anything goes in the water. The prediction is the science.

Free · print-ready PDF · US Letter and A4

Grade
Kindergarten
Ages
5–6
Subject
Science
Pages
1

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