Using a water table or large plastic tub, let the children freely investigate water.

*Add food coloring - let the children predict what will happen if you add one, 5, or 10 drops of coloring.

*Use funnels, sieves, egg-beaters, and spray bottles to explore the properties of water

*Add corks, sponges, rocks, feathers, and coins - what floats? what sinks?

*Using smaller containers, examine how water takes the shape of the container it´s in

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