Dear Mom and Dad:
We had lots of fun working on different experiments! Today I
had to make a floater sink. Ask me to tell you how I made a foam cube sink.
At the end of the day, Mrs. Ly showed us an experiment to
make an egg float! I can show you how I can do this at home. Ask me to tell you
what is happening in this experiment and why the egg floats.
Our 30x30 activity today: Math: looking for shapes.
Here is a great word work link to try at home: http://www.abcya.com
Question of the day: Post on the blog why the egg floated?
What was the science behind it?
Love,
The Rainbow Triad
Houskeeping:
Spring
Dance tickets will be available at the door on Thursday, May 14. Tickets are $5
and exact change would be appreciated. Just a reminder that the dance is open
to students of Cranston School and their parents.
Parents of
Cranston School we will be hosting a bake sale at the Spring Dance on Thursday,
May 14. If you are able to donate individually wrapped goodies (sweet and
savoury) please email Heather Johnson and Paula Borrowman at
cranstoncares@gmail.com and let us know what you can bring. Please ensure that
every item has an ingredient list attached.
There is no school this Friday because of PD day and on
Monday because of Victoria Day.
Because the water had more density than the egg.
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Emma S
Owen - the egg floated because we added salt to the water. The water was more dense than the egg
ReplyDeleteJack: because the salt and the water mixes and it makes the egg float!
ReplyDeleteThe egg floated when salt was added to the water - Fiona
ReplyDeleteShayan said that the egg floted when salt was added to the water...
ReplyDeleteJaiden B says that pencils float because they are made of wood and erasers sink because of what they are made of. He really wants to go to Science camp this summer now because of all the experimenting.
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