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    This document provides instructions and materials for an activity to teach students about materials that float and sink in water. The activity has students drop various objects into a bucket of water and observe which float and which sink. Students then answer questions about their observations, such as how an object's shape can affect whether it floats and examples of materials that typically float or sink. They are also asked to determine if an object's ability to float is affected by whether it is porous and can absorb water.

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    Chapter 1 Experiment 2

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    This document provides instructions and materials for an activity to teach students about materials that float and sink in water. The activity has students drop various objects into a bucket of water and observe which float and which sink. Students then answer questions about their observations, such as how an object's shape can affect whether it floats and examples of materials that typically float or sink. They are also asked to determine if an object's ability to float is affected by whether it is porous and can absorb water.

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    Chapter 1

    lesson 2: Materials that float and


    sink
    Sink- to fall to the bottom
    (ilalim) of water
    Activity 2 Float- to stay on top

    An object’s shape can


    Lesson Guide affect its ability (kakayahan) to
    float. Some float no matter
    Definition of Terms what the shape. Some
    things float at first, but
    Excercises then sink as they absorb
    water.
     
    Materials: a bucket of water, rubber ball,
    ping-pong ball, pencil, metal spoon, styro
    cup, aluminum foil, stone, mineral water
    bottle with cover, saucer

    Prepare the
    bucket of water. Observe what happens
    Drop each of and fill-out the table
    Direction the materials below by checking the
    correct column.
    into the bucket
    of water.
    Exercise 1

    Materials Float Sink


    Rubber ball    
    Ping-pong ball    
    Pencil    
    Metal spoon    
    Styro cup    
    Aluminum foil    
    Stone    
    Mineral water bottle    
    with cover
    Saucer    
    Answer the following questions:
    1. Which materials float?
    ______________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________
    2. Which materials sink?
    ________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________
    3. Does the shape of an object affect its ability to float?
    _______________________________________________________________
    4. What conclusion can you make based on your observation
    above?
    ______________________________________________________________
     
     
    Exercise 4

    Direction: Write true if the statement is correct. If the statement is


    wrong. Change the underlined word/s with porous, non-porous,
    absorb or can’t absorb.
     
    ______________________1. Plastics are porous materials.
    ______________________2. Non-porous materials are materials having
    small holes that allow air or water to pass through.
    ______________________3. Cotton is a porous material.
    ______________________4. Materials made out of cloth do not absorb
    water.
    ______________________5. Wood has the ability to absorb water.
    Thank you

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