Two things that go splendidly together: hot summer days and ice play. We recently had a wonderful sensory experience with frozen ice blocks, using stuff I had lying around the house.
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Ribbon frozen in ice dyed with food coloring |
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Ice cubes dyed with food coloring
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I swirled some ribbon into containers of water, added a few drops of food coloring, and let the fun begin. We headed out to the front walk and let L go to town playing and exploring the frozen treasures.
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A very "cool" sensory experience!
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Once the ice melted down a bit, the ribbon came free in a nice loop.
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Once the ribbons were free, the made excellent streamers in the breeze.
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This activity was so fun and engaging! We can't wait to see what happens with our next icy experiment!
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