Floating Away Mrs. Walkers Second Grade Class. Does the mass of the fruit affect whether the fruit will sink or float? Problem.

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Floating Away Mrs. Walkers Second Grade Class

Does the mass of the fruit affect whether the fruit will sink or float? Problem

Hypothesis If we place fruit of different masses in a container of water, then we think that the cantaloupe and the apple will sink because they have more mass. We also think that the lemon will float because it has less mass.

Hypothesis Cantaloupe votes Sink 14 Float 2 Apple votes Sink 9 Float 7 We think the apple will sink. We think the apple will float. We think the cantaloupe will sink. We think the cantaloupe will float.

Hypothesis Lemon votes Sink 1 Float 15 I think that the lemon will sink. We believe that the lemon will float.

Materials Water Clear Container Lemon Cantaloupe Apple

Procedures 1. Drop the cantaloupe in the water and record whether it sinks or floats. 2. Repeat step 1 two more times and record the data. 3.Drop the lemon in the water and record whether it sinks or floats. 4.Repeat step 3 two more times and record the data. 5.Drop the apple in the water and record the data. 6.Repeat step 5 two more times and record the data.

Variables We used different types of fruits. Constants The water stayed the same.

Results/Data TrialsAppleCantaloupeLemon Trial 1FloatSinkFloat Trial 2FloatSinkFloat Trial 3FloatSinkFloat

Results/Data Fruit that SunkFruit that Floated CantaloupeApple Lemon FruitWeight (Grams) Cantaloupe3,000 Lemon60 Apple240

Conclusion In our hypothesis we stated that the cantaloupe and the apple would sink. Our hypothesis for the cantaloupe was correct, but not for the apple. Our hypothesis that the lemon would sink was correct. We concluded that the cantaloupe did sink because it has more mass and the rest of the fruits floated because they have less mass.

Bibliography / Sink or Float This video explains the factors that determine whether an object sinks or floats. +float Sink or Float This website explains the process of sinking and floating. ulum This website has lessons, books, and additional resources regarding mass.