Junk Drawer Ice Melt!
Preschool Ice Science Experiment
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Simple Science Around The House!
Why Preschool Science?
Preschoolers are curious creatures. Science experiments, even very simple experiments fuel their curiosity for the world. Learning how to observe, talk about what they see and predict what might happen are amazing for growth in so many areas! Many experiments can also increase practical life and fine motor skills not to mention math, literacy, vocabulary and of course science! So many activities like this ice science experiment are easy to set up, engaging and don’t cost anything! Go ahead and try a preschool science experiment, you will all be amazed!
Saturday Science Blog Hop!
It’s time for another great Saturday Science blog hop and another great ice science experiment. It’s also time for my regular contribution to B-Inspired Mama! Our science experiments are always hands-on and fun, but we don’t always do experiments that have a huge WOW factor but we always try for a fun factor! There are so many concepts to explore! We have really enjoyed investigating ice melting this winter and have done quite a lot of it! Of course, it would also be awesome for the summer too, so I bet we will be doing more of it! Today I am contributing over at B-Inspired Mama. To see how we did this awesomely easy ice science experiment, please head over to B-Inspired Mama right now! Make sure to stop by and see the other science experiments for the blog hop!
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I love this! I love putting any and everything together in the ice! How fun!
Emma @ P is for Preschooler
Putting the junk drawer to good use! Great idea to use a milk carton – I’ll have to try that next time!
Jill
This is a great idea!
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