How to Make an Egg Swim
Explore Density with a Floating Egg Experiment!
This presentation is a simple yet fascinating science activity that allows young learners to understand density through a hands-on experiment. By adding salt to water, students can observe the egg’s transformation from sinking to floating, making science accessible and fun.
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