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Once upon a time there were three little 

lemons who loved to swim. Their names were 

Tangy, Citrus, and Sweetie.

Their favorite thing to do is go swimming and 

play in the water. The only problem is, they 

aren't very good swimmers. They decide to 

make boats to help them stay a float.

Tangy decided to test his boat out first. The 

three lemons helped push it out into the water 

and Tangy jumped in. It drifted for a minute 

and then slowly started to sink underneath the 

water. This happened because gravity 

overpowered buoyancy, causing the boat to 

sink.

Since Tangy's boat sunk in the water, Citrus 

decided to give his boat a try. He was pretty 

confident that his would float since he used 

materials that he had seen floating in water. 

Right as he put his boat in the water, it 

immediately started sinking. Even though his 

boat materials floated by themselves in water, 

they sank because the boat put together was 

more dense than the water, so it sank.  

Lastly, Sweetie was the last to test her boat. 

She hopped on it, and they pushed it into the 

water. Surprisingly it floated. Buoyancy was 

greater than gravity, and her boat was less 

dense than the water, causing Sweetie and her 

boat to float!

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