Hatch Pokemon Eggs Ice Science Activity

Do you want to quickly hatch Pokemon eggs without all the walking? No worries if it is a 2k, 5k, or 10k, you too can hatch a Pikachu! Here’s a fun take on on Pokemon Go egg hatching with a science twist. So.. we love our Pokemon Go. I believe it has a ton of awesome benefits for kids and families as does the card game too! Yes, this mom plays pokemon too, and loves it! Check out this fun ice melting pokemon science activity with your pokemon loving kids.

HATCH POKEMON EGGS ICE MELT SCIENCE ACTIVITY

GOTTA HATCH EM ALL!

We have tried this activity once before with hatching dinosaurs and it was extremely popular around here. I thought how fun would it be to try adding pokemon instead of dinosaurs? This is super easy to set up and you will be ready to hatch pokemon eggs before you know it!

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Regular Latex Balloons
Small Plastic Pokemon Figures
Water
Dish
Baster/Ladle/Cup

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SET UP

There are quite a few fun ideas you can do with a simple package of balloons. Have you tried making squeezable sensory or texture balls? How about balloon tennis! Also very popular with my kiddo. Or you could do a classic balloon and baking soda experiment or make a LEGO balloon car! See we love balloons for so much more than parties.

STEP 1: Blow up the balloon and hold for a few seconds to stretch it out a bit.

STEP 2: Pull open balloon enough for someone to stick a small plastic pokemon figure into it. If you are really skilled you can do it all yourself!

STEP 3: Fill like a water balloon {this is not a water balloon though}. Fill to your liking. A little less water keeps the egg shape better. We ended up with a few big eggs and not the 10k kind!

STEP 4: Put on a plate and freeze.

STEP 5: Remove from freezer, cut off knot and peel off balloon!

Have you seen our Pokemon slime surprise egg? Pretty cool with our easy homemade slime recipe!

TIME TO HATCH POKEMON EGGS!

Look at that excited face! It was the first thing he wanted to do when he got home from camp the other day. Even before a snack which is saying a lot. Once you have removed the balloons from the icy pokemon eggs, put them in some type of container that can handle the amount of melting water you will soon have!

Add a bowl of warm water, basters, squirt bottles, ladles, measuring cups, and any other ice melting tools you want available for your kids to hatch pokemon eggs! Melt and free your favorite Pokemon!

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This activity combines your kid’s love for their favorite Pokemon with a great simple science lesson. We have been setting up ice melts of all kinds for the last couple of years, and they are such a hit! If you have a Star Wars fan don’t miss this one!

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You will have to refill the warm water often, but it’s so worth it! A good ice melt can keep my son busy for awhile. When he’s finished, he usually does some of his own play with the water and whatever he has melted. In this case, there may have been some Pokemon battles happening afterward.

I AM STILL WAITING TO CATCH A CHARMANDER IN POKEMON GO!