Frozen Ice Excavation
Freeze small toys in a block of ice. Kids use salt and warm water to excavate them.
Educational Value
Teaches states of matter and problem-solving.
Materials Needed
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1
Place toys in a container and add water.
- 2
Freeze overnight.
- 3
Pop ice block out.
- 4
Use salt and water to melt and dig out toys.
Frozen Ice Excavation
Freeze small toys in a block of ice. Kids use salt and warm water to excavate them.
Educational Value
Teaches states of matter and problem-solving.
Materials Needed
- Container
- Water
- Small toys
- Salt
- Droppers or spoons
Instructions
- Place toys in a container and add water.
- Freeze overnight.
- Pop ice block out.
- Use salt and water to melt and dig out toys.
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