Ms. Cortrino’s Floating Candyland. Which candy will float.

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Ms. Cortrino’s Floating Candyland

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Ms. Cortrino’s Floating

Candyland

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Which candy will float

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If I place different types of candy in water, then I think the ones made of marshmallows will float

because they are made mostly of air.

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Students in the

classroom

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• Various candies, such as:

• Whoppers, • Kit Kat bars, • marshmallows, • chocolate hearts, • Reese’s,

• hard candies, • conversation

hearts, • truffles, • Babyruth• Caramel hearth• Blow pop• Bowls and cups

with water

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1. Drop the candy in the water.

2. Watch what happens: Does it sink or float? Record Data/Results

3. Multiple trials

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I changed the types of candies I placed in the water.

The things that stayed the same were the amount of water and the containers.

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Sink Float

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We learned that candy made mostly of air will float.

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1. http://kidshealth.org/kid/closet/experiments/candy_sink.html

2. http://www.candyexperiments.com/

3.https://docs.google.com/file/d/0By_1Di6nSG4HS2xTN2ZDWTBnczA/edit?pli=1