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Floating Boats and Fish Set for Sink-or-Float Experiments
196.00 ر.س Incl. VAT
Six boats and sixty plastic fish create a hands-on activity about floating, loading and sinking.
How many fish can a boat carry before it sinks? This water experiment set turns the question into a counting activity. Children can compare three boat sizes, add fish one at a time and record when each boat begins to take on water.
Key features
- Six boats across three sizes.
- Sixty plastic fish in five colours.
- Combines counting with buoyancy observation.
Specifications
| Contents | 6 boats and 60 fish |
|---|---|
| Large boat size | 5 in |
Pair this activity with indoor play equipment when planning a broader play area.
Frequently asked questions
What can children compare?
They can compare how different boat sizes respond as fish are added.
Does the set include small pieces?
Yes. The plastic fish are small pieces; the set is not for children under three.
What does the activity need?
Use a suitable basin or water tray, clean water and a prepared play surface.
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