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Science

  • The child learned the concept of volume and capacity by pouring water into different containers and observing how much each container could hold.
  • They explored the concept of cause and effect as they observed the water filling up the containers and the water overflowing if the container was too small.
  • The child gained an understanding of density as they noticed the differences in how quickly or slowly different materials absorbed the water.

Encourage the child to continue exploring volume and capacity by introducing different types of containers, such as measuring cups and beakers. They could also explore concepts of buoyancy and displacement by experimenting with objects that float or sink in the water.

Book Recommendations

  • Water Can Be… by Laura Purdie Salas: A beautifully illustrated book that explores the many forms and uses of water, perfect for introducing scientific concepts to young children.
  • What Floats? What Sinks?: A Look at Density by Jennifer Boothroyd: This book introduces the concept of density in a fun and engaging way, with simple experiments and clear explanations.

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