This ice experiment for kids uses little fishing rods with toy fish frozen in ice on the end. The activity investigates whether ice melts faster in warm or cold water. Younger children love the idea of fishing and seeing the toy fish fall off the stick. If you have an older child, this is an…
Fresh ice feels sticky because when you touch it, the ice immediately freezes the moisture in your skin, which makes the ice feel sticky to touch! A great way to learn about the properties of ice is to try some ice experiments! When using ice with small children always leave it to melt a little…
Today’s advent activity is super simple and can be extended for kids of all ages! All you need to do is freeze some star shapes ( or any shape ) and then use them to learn about changes of state and other ice activities. Ice Science Activity 1 Take two stars and place each into …
Ice experiments are always fun, easy to set up, and often mess-free! These investigations are great for cooling down in summer, and if it’s cold enough in winter, you could try leaving water in a mould or tray outside overnight to see if it freezes without a freezer. Don’t forget I have lots of FREE…
Today is day 2 of our week of icy experiments. You can see yesterday’s fun with freezing here. When we left the house yesterday to go to school, Z and S were fascinated by the frost on the car and ground, so we thought we would try to make some at home. Frost on a…
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