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  • Understanding of buoyancy and how it allows them to float on the surface of the water
  • Observation of how their body position affects their ability to float or sink
  • Experience with water resistance and how it affects their movements
  • Introduction to the concept of density as they observe objects that sink or float in the water
  • Exploration of cause and effect as they splash and create waves in the water

Continued development can include introducing the child to different types of water bodies such as lakes or oceans, discussing the water cycle and how it relates to the pool, and experimenting with different objects to see if they float or sink. Additionally, incorporating water toys or games can add an element of fun while still promoting scientific learning.

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