Absorb Water
This is used to wipe your hands and face.
Towel
This yellow toy floats in the bathtub.
Rubber Duck
This small object you use in school for writing will sink if it falls into water.
Pen
This peel from a fruit turns brown and breaks down.
Banana Peel
This lightweight object floats on water and is used to drink liquids.
Plastic Cup
This is a soft material used to clean up spills in the kitchen.
Sponge
This thing you play with at the beach floats on water.
Ball
This hard object is found on the ground and sinks in water.
Rock
This type of bag is made of paper and breaks down faster than plastic.
Paper Bag
This fruit floats in water and is big circular in shape.
Watermelon
This soft material is found in baby diapers and absorbs a lot of water.
Cotton
This fluffy material floats on water and is used for packaging.
Styrofoam
This metal item you use to eat sinks in water.
Spoon and Fork
This dry part of a tree falls and turns into soil over time.
Leaf
This small object sinks in water and is used to open doors.
Key
This thing you use to clean the floor can absorb water.
Mop
This object floats on water and is used by fishermen.
Fishing Boat
This small, sharp object used for sewing sinks in water.
Needle
This waste from fruits and vegetables can be turned into compost.
Food waste
This fruit sinks in water and is used to make jams and pies.
Mango
This is used to dry your hands after using bathroom.
Tissue
This light object, often used for celebrations, floats in water and the air.
Balloon
This kitchen item used to chop food sinks because it’s made of metal.
Knife
This natural wrapper from corn will rot and become part of the soil.
Corn Husk
This part of a tree will float in water but will eventually decay.
Bark