Ideal to use when exploring whether objects sink or float.
How to use this resource
Prepare the area to be used for this investigation. Fill a large container with water and assemble a collection of objects for students to experiment with e.g. paper, plastic spoon, metal spoon, key, sponge, apple etc.
Display the Sink or FloatPoster.
Use the questions on the poster as prompts for discussion.
Students draw or write the names of the objects in the appropriate columns of the T chart. Alternatively, the chart could be laminated and the actual objects placed on the chart in the appropriate columns.
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Comment by Fulton Fulton on January 31, 2024 at 5:30 pm Log in to Reply
Exploring buoyancy becomes engaging with a dedicated poster and T-chart, creating an interactive learning experience about the principles of sinking and floating objects. This resource not only facilitates hands-on experimentation but also enhances conceptual understanding. For a deeper dive into related topics, check out this informative blog post https://questok.com/product-category/self-piercing-rivet-gun
Comment by Fulton Fulton on January 31, 2024 at 5:30 pm