Liquid Experiment LQ05: Surface Tension – Super Fast Fish

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Science Year Level: 3-7 · PDF

Liquids Experiment: Surface Tension – Super Fast Fish!

A printable liquids science experiment where students explore Surface Tension – Super Fast Fish! through hands-on testing, observation and classroom discussion.

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What is included

  • Printable experiment guide with step by step instructions and experiment explanations.
  • Teacher's Notes with full descriptions of the experiment and the science behind it, including guided discussion questions.
  • Printable Investigation Record for students to support scientific thinking and vocabulary.

Learning goals

  • Observe how liquids flow, mix, separate, absorb, evaporate or change under different conditions.
  • Record results clearly while building vocabulary about liquid properties and changes.

Suggested use

This printable liquids science experiment helps students investigate Surface Tension – Super Fast Fish! through a clear, hands-on classroom activity. The resource includes student-friendly pages, teacher notes and an Investigation Record to support predictions, observations, vocabulary and scientific thinking. It is designed to be easy to prepare and useful for science lessons, STEM rotations, small groups or extension activities.

Resource details

Learning area: Science

Subcategory: Liquids

Year level: 3-7

Format: PDF

Resource type: Experiment

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♢Curriculum alignedSupports key science outcomes

★Easy to implementMinimal prep, maximum learning

âš—Engaging, hands-on learningPractical activities students remember

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