Do you think that if I use ½-the amount of clay that it will float or sink in water? Pinch off about ½ the clay, form it into a ball, and then put it in the water. Expected result. It will sink. Give ...

Students will investigate a wax candle and a piece of clay to understand why the candle floats and the clay sinks even though the candle is heavier than the piece of clay. Students will discover that ...

This week, we explored when and how to add a farmhouse sink. From metal to stone to firehouse clay, farmhouse sinks––also called apron sinks––have been popping up in kitchens of all styles.

In short, due to the physical properties of quicksand, a person can sink into a pit of the sand, clay and water mixture. However, because humans are less dense than quicksand, ...