A worksheet to record results after a sink or float investigation.
Use this physical sciences worksheet to record results after conducting a sink or float investigation in your classroom.
This hands-on science activity helps your students observe the buoyancy of everyday items.
Before conducting this experiment, have your students make predictions on whether items will sink or float. We have two worksheet options to help students make their predictions:
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