Sink or Float STEM Activity Set by Learning Resources

£15.00

Explore the wet and wild world of physical science with this set from Learning Resources.  Discover why things sink and float through scientific exploration. Expand important STEM skills with these colourful, engaging tools

Dive into early physics with this two-piece submarine and floating raft along with colourful weights, rings, balls and stars to bring investigations to life. Ten detailed Activity Cards with engaging, high-impact activities cover all aspects of STEM - plus key science concepts of buoyancy, density, and more!  

Learning Resources creates hands-on products designed to help kids build knowledge through active, engaged learning. Nothing is better than those 'Aha' moments - when a child's eyes light up as things suddenly click into place.

32 piece set includes:  2 piece submarine, 10 hexagon weights, 5 rings, star sponge, plastic star, hollow ball, weighted ball, raft, 10 double-sided activity cards for hands-on learning and a comprehensive Activity Guide

  • Develop: Critical Thinking, Cause and Effect, Problem Solving 
  • Age 5 years +

WARNING: Choking hazard, not for under 3 years. 

Spark Bubble Thoughts and Ideas:

"This is a special set containing many pieces and is great as a present. It is made by 'Learning Resources', the educational toy company who create many products for classrooms and daycare settings. Although 'Learning Resources' recommends this set for children aged 5 years+, we think children aged 3+ would enjoy the set and benefit from it. Of course younger children would need an adult to help them read and organise the experiments, but they could still begin to understand the principles of floating and sinking, displacement etc.

This STEM bathtub set is a fantastic way to introduce children to scientific theories in a fun, playful way. The pieces in it are also fun toys that can then be amalgamated into regular bath toys later so children can play with the submarine and raft again and again once they have tried all the different experiments."