US Letter · 1 printed page · low ink · tap to zoom
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Ray says:
Chrome adds the date and web address to the margins by default: in the print dialog, open More settings and untick Headers and footers. Paper: Letter, margins Default.
Coloring game
Sink or Float?
Ages 3-4 Science & Nature
Splash! Eight everyday things - a rubber duck, a hammer, a leaf, a toy boat, an anchor, a rock, a beach ball and a key - and the child colors only the ones that float. The example at the top shows a log floating on the water and a brick sunk to the bottom. No reading for the child: a grown-up reads the line and the example aloud. For grown-ups, the 4 floaters are the duck (top row, 1st), the leaf (top row, 3rd), the boat (top row, 4th) and the beach ball (bottom row, 3rd); the hammer, the anchor, the rock and the key sink. Test it: Fill a bowl with water and try a few real ones together (a real metal key, a rock, a leaf)! Ask: What else in the kitchen do you think would float?
Free to print. Six games make a playset — the tray builds the PDF with a parent page on top. One sentence about your kid and the words on this page are theirs.
What you’ll need
- A printer
- One sheet of Letter paper
- Crayons or markers
- Builds
- Science & Nature
- Game type
- Coloring
- Language
- English
- Paper
- US Letter, portrait, one page
